Happy World Oceans day!
This year, we’ve a mixed wave of emotions. Here’s why: it’s crossed our minds, that while we visit beaches and make merry, we’re probably doing a lot more harm than we think to the life around and in the oceans connected to them. So, we’ve come up with a few pointers to keep in mind while we play in their territory.
If the daily modes of transport can be potentially transformed into cycling, it can be one of the most effective forms of exercise for keeping fit.
Harvesting honey or beeswax in small amounts is mostly harmless to the colony. The problem is HOW it’s harvested!
Beekeepers usually smoke and tap the hives to urge bees to leave their posts so that the honey and beeswax can be harvested.
Beekeepers usually smoke and tap the hives to urge bees to leave their posts so that the honey and beeswax can be harvested.
A noticeable level of pride is brought about by the fact that we are actively choosing to give back to the earth in a way; or atleast making a conscious choice, while seizing to be a contributing factor to our world’s plastic problem.