New look for Australian Pollinator Week Unveiled
The Australian Pollinator Week online platform went live today, following a three-month program rebrand. With the goal of growing pollinator awareness and outreach activities across
Featured Events
Global Waggle Dance
Join the GLOBAL Online Waggle Dance Challenge.
Upload your dance video before 30 November to be featured in our second Waggle Dance compilation video.
Wild Pollinator Count
The Wild Pollinator Count gives you an opportunity to contribute to wild pollinator insect conservation in Australia.
We invite you to count wild pollinators in your local environment and help us build a database on wild pollinator activity.
A celebration of Australia's unique pollinators.
Australian Pollinator Week Song
Michael Fine has written a great theme song especially for Australian Pollinator Week. With thanks to talented photographers we have launched it for the lead up to the Australian Pollinator week 2020.
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Australian Pollinator Week 2021
COVID-19 and Australian Pollinator Week
Due to the social distancing requirements in place due to COVID19, all Australian Pollinator Week event listings must be compliant with the current local restrictions and health recommendations.
We are encouraging Australian Pollinator Week Events to be online or virtual events wherever possible.
Let’s celebrate together, raising awareness of the importance of pollinators and supporting their needs.
Inspiring community events and participation.
Australian Pollinator Week acknowledges our important and unique insect pollinators during our southern spring (November). It is a designated week when community, business and organisations can come together to raise awareness of the importance of pollinators and support their needs.
Green Carpenter Bee Conservation project.
The Green Carpenter Bee is a large iconic native bee species. It is beautiful jewel green in colour, and is friendly and harmless. The species is extinct on mainland South Australia and Victoria but still exists on Kangaroo Island. The species relies on soft wood to make its nests. However, extensive and repeated bush fires in conservation areas on Kangaroo Island have removed a large proportion of these soft wood nest materials thereby severely threatening the bee’s existence.
We know how to save this bee – but we need your support to do it!
All donations to the ‘Rita Fund’ specifically direct your donation towards Australian native bee research.
Meet Rita, our native reed bee mascot.
Rita the ‘reed bee’ is indigenous to Australia and could be any one of the 80 or so bee species within the genus Exoneura. She doesn’t make honey, but she is a very important pollinator.
Find out more about Rita and why she’s so important to us. Plus there are fun activities for the kids to explore and learn.
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