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The Hague, Apr 29 (EFE).- (Camera: Imane Rachidi) Planting flowers in gardens and on balconies helps save endangered species by providing food to wild butterflies and bees who struggle to survive in urban spaces, The Netherlands Government and environmental NGOs said.The Friends of Bees Foundation and other organizations have launched a campaign to encourage the Dutch to plant flowers outdoors because "half of wild bees are in serious danger".FOOTAGE OF FLOWERS AND BEES.

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