On 16 July 2025, the European Commission presented its proposal for the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028–2034, totalling nearly EUR 2 trillion. The proposed CAP framework introduces significant changes.

During the week marked by the Bee World Day and Biodiversity Day (from 19th to 23rd May 2025),  BeeLife took the opportunity to be part of active meetings, workshops and advocacy discussions in Brussels.

Français Deutsch Español PRESS RELEASE 1 million European valid signatures to Save Bees and Farmers A historic step to stop the war...

Download the Joint Statement here A week ahead of the planned publication of the “EU Nature Protection Package”, and with rumors of a...

While the European law requires that no pesticide be allowed on the market unless it has been proven to be safe for human health or the...

We, the undersigned organisations, believe that the European food and farming system is broken: that it is working for the interests of a...

Bees are still under threat from abuse of pesticides. Four pesticides which are highly toxic to bees (including neonicotinoids and...

A “Great Pesticide Debate” was held on today, 16t h of November in Brussels for stakeholders of the agricultural and environmental sector...

In a joint open letter to the European Commission, eight farmers', environmental and food safety organisations demand that products...

The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) reform 2014-2020 is being hailed by EU and national leaders as a major success story for greener and...

-Position- Neonicotinoid pesticides pose problems to the ecological health and safety of the EU. For this reason, under existing...

-Position- To re-establish healthy bee populations, it is essential to understand how all living organisms and environmental elements are...