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German Bee Week – May 19–25, 2025 Play golf in support of our bees 🐝

 

German Bee Week – May 19–25, 2025
Play golf in support of our bees 🐝
An initiative as part of "Golf & Nature" – Golfpark Rosenhof

More than 500 golf clubs across seven regional golf associations – including the HGV – are taking part in German Bee Week, held around World Bee Day on May 20. The goal of this initiative is to combine the passion for golf with active commitment to protecting bees and promoting biodiversity.

World Bee Day – May 20

Golfclub Gut Hahues zu Telgte takes a stand for species conservation

With our events during Bee Week, we aim to raise awareness of the importance of wild bees and collect donations for flowering meadow seed and bee-friendly shrubs to be planted on the course.

Even outside of the tournaments, our “donation bee”, located at the reception during business hours, will gratefully accept any contributions.

 

Wild Bees in Danger – Golf Courses as Refuges

While honeybees are doing relatively well thanks to beekeepers, the situation for wild bees is alarming:
Of the nearly 600 wild bee species in Germany, more than 50% are endangered or already extinct.

The reasons include:

  • Habitat loss due to construction and intensive agriculture

  • Pesticide use

  • Climate change

  • The specialization of many wild bees on specific flowering plants

 

Golf courses can make a difference!

Thanks to their large, natural landscapes, golf courses have great potential to support and protect pollinators. Measures such as flowering meadows, wild plantings, and nesting aids can transform golf courses into valuable sanctuaries for bees, butterflies, and other insects.

At Golfpark Rosenhof, we’re proud to show that golf courses are not only places for sport, but also important habitats for nature.

 

Join us – and BEE part of it!

Together with our members and guests, we’re setting a clear example for greater biodiversity – and we warmly invite everyone to take part:

JUST BEE THERE!

Whether you're joining a tournament, playing a casual round, or simply stopping by – every little action helps our bees.