Wool Carder Bees Enhance Biodiversity in Northern Borders Region

   Arar, June 17, 2026, SPA -- The wool carder bee (Anthidium sp.), locally known as the "Al-Naddaf bee," is one of the pollinating insects that contributes to biodiversity in Northern Borders Region. It plays a vital role in pollinating wild and flowering plants and supporting the sustainability of natural ecosystems.
   The species is found in several natural areas and open plains that host flowering plants during the spring season. It is distinguished by its bright colors and contrasting patterns and is classified as a solitary bee species.
   The wool carder bee contributes to maintaining natural vegetation cover through the pollination of numerous wild plant species.
   Biodiversity specialists note that the presence of wool carder bees in the region's natural environments is an indicator of healthy habitats and the availability of plant-based food sources.
   -- SPA