Public event21 June 202611:00 - 14:00 hLa Blanca, Sardina del Sur

All Pollinators
Day 2026

All Pollinators Day 2026

Draw the flower and its pollinator

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Date

21 June 2026

11:00 - 14:00 h

Location

La Blanca, Sardina del Sur

Santa Lucia de Tirajana, Gran Canaria

La Blanca - Sardina del Sur - Santa Lucia de Tirajana, Gran Canaria

Audience

Open to all

Free - No registration required

Event

Central activity

Draw the flower
and its pollinator

Children and families draw a flower and the pollinator that visits it, discovering the bond between them and why they matter.

Global participation

Open from anywhere in the world

The call is open to anyone from anywhere in the world. People who cannot attend in person can submit their works through the link already enabled for this purpose on the website.

Submit your work

Manifesto

Day of All Pollinators Manifesto

Read the manifesto for the Day of All Pollinators, a public declaration connecting flowers, pollinators, education and shared care for biodiversity.

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Short film

Discover Universo Nahiara

The short film gives Scientix visitors a direct visual entry into Universo Nahiara before the event day, connecting flowers, pollinators, culture and education in under a few minutes.

Event day

La Blanca, in full bloom

A visual record of the Day of All Pollinators in La Blanca: families, children, institutional visitors, and the collective mural of flowers and pollinators created on 21 June 2026.

La Blanca embraces the Day of All Pollinators - 21 June 2026 - Sardina del Sur, Santa Lucia de Tirajana

Draw Your Country's Flower and Your Favourite Pollinator - All ages, all origins, one shared world

Paper Flower Workshop - Guardians of the Flowers card game as reference - Day of All Pollinators

Institutional visit - The Mayor of Santa Lucia de Tirajana and the Councillor for Citizen Participation with the Association's Board of Directors - Also present: Alexandra, member of the Young Citizens Assembly on Pollinators of the European Commission; young people like her give real voice and visibility to initiatives like this one - 21 June 2026

Alexandra, member of the Young Citizens Assembly on Pollinators of the European Commission, with Matias Gonzalez, creator of Universo Nahiara - Alexandra painted the Canarian lizard, a documented pollinator of the endemic flora of the Canary Islands, and received her Diploma as Guardian of the Flowers - 21 June 2026

Closing of the Day of All Pollinators - The Board of Directors of the International Association for the Defence of Flowers beside the collective mural of flowers and pollinators from around the world - La Blanca, Sardina del Sur - 21 June 2026 - All artworks will be available soon at the dedicated link

Children's artworks

Forty-one sheets, one moving garden

The drawings now move like an exhibition table: three works in view, numbered from the first sheet, with the curatorial note kept beside each image. Hover to pause the reel.

Artwork 1 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: abeja (obra viva) — abeja (obra viva)
Over a meticulously drawn bee, a tiny hand has let blue, red and green fall in quick, happy loops, heedless of the outlines. It is the meeting of the adult's patient drawing and the free impulse of someone barely beginning to hold colour: a living artwork in its purest state.

Artwork 2 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: ramo de rosas — ramo de rosas
The whole bouquet lights up in a rainbow of roses: one red, one lime green, others in blue, mauve and coral, all pressed into a single embrace. The colour is laid down with energy, spilling past the petals here and there, until the whole seems to vibrate.

Artwork 3 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: himenoptero con higos — himenoptero con higos
Bri saves the colour for the figs, deep violets opening onto a heart of red and crimson, and leaves the insect in the greys and blacks of graphite, glossy and meticulous. The contrast makes the fruit glow beside the creature that makes it possible.

Artwork 4 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: mariposa — mariposa
Olivia dresses her butterfly in a bright pink and outlines it with a deep blue that runs along the edge of each wing like a vivid frame. The symmetry of the two colours turns the insect into a small stained-glass window in flight.

Artwork 5 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: loto (obra viva) — loto (obra viva)
Over a lotus of the finest petals, Owen spreads a mantle of soft greys and lets a little blue and violet peek between the flowers. It is the gaze of someone barely beginning to paint, resting upon a drawing of great detail: the beginning and the mastery sharing a single flower.

Artwork 6 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: mariposa — mariposa
Leia brushes her butterfly's wings with a luminous yellow, right at their base, and leaves the rest in the white of the paper so the light can breathe. A few touches of red and blue at the tips finish a flight only just suggested, full of air.

Artwork 7 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: abeja y flor de cerezo (obra viva) — abeja y flor de cerezo (obra viva)
Beside a branch of cherry blossom and an inked bee, Mia unfolds her own marks: loops of blue, yellow and a vivid red that race across the page. The careful flower and the joyful scribble live together without crowding one another, each in its own time.

Artwork 8 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: margarita multicolor — margarita multicolor
Esperanza spins a daisy whose petals move from lilac to blue, green, orange and fuchsia around a heart left white. The green stem drops to a thick tuft of grass, and a reddish ring embraces the whole flower like a sun of its own.

Artwork 9 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: lemur con flor — lemur con flor
Norma brings to life a lemur of pink and grey fur, carefully holding a small red flower with a golden heart. The tenderness of the gesture, an animal offering a flower, gathers all the warmth of a soft, luminous palette.

Artwork 10 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: mariposa-mandala — mariposa-mandala
Each cell of this butterfly receives a different colour: turquoises, greens, reds, purples and yellows, until the wings become a mosaic that never rests. The body, in earthy red, anchors all that festival of colour in a warm centre.

Artwork 11 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: mariposa botanica — mariposa botanica
This butterfly wears its upper wings in fawn-speckled coral and its lower ones in a warm yellow rimmed with black, perched on foliage that glows vivid green. The contrast between the coloured insect and the half-tinted plants makes it stand out as the garden's protagonist.

Artwork 12 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: abeja entre hortalizas — abeja entre hortalizas
A large bee with a yellow-and-black body and fuchsia head takes the centre, surrounded by a whole vegetable garden: purple onions, carrots, parsley, coloured freehand. Insect and vegetables share the page as allies of a single harvest.

Artwork 13 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: pajaro (motivo no polinizador) — pajaro (motivo no polinizador)
A bird with grey plumage and green-tinged wings rests on a nest of blue and pink hearts, among stars and caramel-coloured scrolls. The tenderness of the motif rests on a sweet palette of pinks, light blues and golds.

Artwork 14 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: flor estrellada azul — flor estrellada azul
Aynara opens a star-shaped flower of sharp blue petals around an orange-and-yellow heart that burns like a small ember. The green stem lies diagonally, serene, holding up that burst at once cool and warm.

Artwork 15 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: colibri — colibri
Maya leaves her hummingbird's body in graphite grey and saves all the colour for one wing, where blue, red, yellow and violet line up like an unfurled rainbow. The contrast makes that glowing wing the very heart of the flight.

Artwork 16 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: abejorro entre frutas — abejorro entre frutas
A bumblebee with a yellow-and-black body opens wings of intense blue and surrounds itself with fruit, strawberries, blackberries, pomegranates, scattered like a feast across the page. The vivid blue of the wings steals the show amid all that fruity colour.

Artwork 17 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: abeja-mandala — abeja-mandala
On a dense black body, this bee fills with tiny mandalas, hexagons, spirals and triangles, lit in yellow, pink, turquoise and red. The large lilac-and-pink eyes give it a sweet gaze that contrasts with the intensity of the pattern.

Artwork 18 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: abejorro-mandala — abejorro-mandala
Olivia dresses her bumblebee in a gold full of mandalas and gives it wings of coral pink crossed by dark veins. The smiling little face and big black eyes turn the insect into an endearing character.

Artwork 19 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: abeja sobre flores rojas — abeja sobre flores rojas
A bee with yellow-and-black fur and green eyes approaches red buds rising among leaves and a lavender frond. The warm yellow of the insect converses with the red of the flowers and the mauve of the foliage in a meeting full of life.

Artwork 20 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: hormiga con flor — hormiga con flor
Iker colours his ant an earthy, vigorous red and crowns its head with a red flower with a turquoise heart. The insect, drawn in detail, fills with colour with the force of someone pressing hard to leave no gap.

Artwork 21 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: mariquita sobre flor — mariquita sobre flor
A ladybird with a pink shell and black spots rests on a yellow flower of soft petals. The red of the insect and the yellow of the flower balance calmly, in a small, luminous scene.

Artwork 22 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: margaritas botanicas — margaritas botanicas
Alexia leaves her daisies almost white and saves the colour for the essentials: the flower's golden, grainy heart, the petal tips brushed with red, and a few leaves in fresh green. The restraint makes every touch of colour count.

Artwork 23 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: girasol (obra viva) — girasol (obra viva)
Over a sunflower of detailed petals, Karim unleashes a happy storm of marks, purples, blues, reds and blacks, that cover the flower at full speed. The careful drawing and the free scribble merge into a single energy: a living artwork through and through.

Artwork 24 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: murcielago entre platanos — murcielago entre platanos
A bat with pink wings flies among bunches of yellow bananas and a large fuchsia flower, precisely the invisible bond that links the animal to the plant it pollinates. The pink of the wings and the yellow of the fruit light the scene with tropical warmth.

Artwork 25 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: murcielago entre hojas — murcielago entre hojas
A bat with large mauve and violet wings glides over a frame of green leaves, its chest pale and its muzzle alert. The contrast between the silvery body and the purple-tinged wings lends it a nocturnal elegance.

Artwork 26 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: nenufar azul — nenufar azul
Kira opens a water lily of blue and white petals, sharp and luminous, around a golden heart, resting on a green leaf afloat on the water. The blue reflections of the pond wrap the flower in a fresh, serene calm.

Artwork 27 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: ramo con dedicatoria — ramo con dedicatoria
Valeria gathers a bouquet where each flower chooses its colour: one red, one blue with a golden heart, one pink, one yellow, over foliage of vivid greens and leaves still in grey. Beside her signature she writes two words, thank you, turning the drawing into a gift.

Artwork 28 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: corazones y nubes — corazones y nubes
Among outlined clouds, a row of hearts, red, pink, turquoise and blue, floats with long wavy tails, dotted with specks and green strokes. The whole page breathes a free, joyful play of colour.

Artwork 29 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: geco con flor — geco con flor
Melanie and Alexandra bring to life a gecko in fresh, nuanced green, with yellow eyes, nosing towards a flower with a blue heart. The tail ringed in black and green and the spiny back reveal close observation and four-handed work.

Artwork 30 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: ramo de rosas — ramo de rosas
Elodie composes a bouquet led by a large rose in a powdery pink, surrounded by flowers in sky blue, yellow, coral and lavender. The leaves, in calm greens, frame an arrangement of almost botanical delicacy.

Artwork 31 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: ramo de crisantemos — ramo de crisantemos
A large flower with lilac petals and a dense heart presides over a bouquet where orange, green, blue and red peek between still-uncoloured lines. The intense lilac of the centre draws the eye amid a garden half-awakened.

Artwork 32 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: murcielago y aguacate — murcielago y aguacate
Saray leaves her bat in the finest silvery greys and saves the colour for a halved avocado, deep green with a red stone, resting beneath the flight. Animal and fruit are linked in one scene, pollinator and plant united.

Artwork 33 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: rosa — rosa
Yariela models a large rose in a soft, powdery pink, each petal traced with fine veins that give it volume. The leaves, barely brushed with green, let all the attention rest on the flower.

Artwork 34 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: ramo pastel — ramo pastel
Vera gathers a bouquet in pastel tones: one yellow daisy, one pink, one turquoise, among grey leaves, golden scrolls and red berries. The softness of the palette gives the whole a delicate, luminous air.

Artwork 35 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: colibri — colibri
Leon dresses his hummingbird in a radiant lime green and spreads one wing in a rainbow, blue, red, yellow, lilac, that contrasts with the body. The bird seems suspended in the air, mid-beat, ablaze with colour.

Artwork 36 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: nenufar rosa — nenufar rosa
Omar opens a large water lily of luminous pink petals around a golden heart, resting on green leaves afloat on blue water. Above, loops of colour cross the sky like a cheerful signature.

Artwork 37 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: hormiga con flor — hormiga con flor
Theylor colours his ant a warm, vibrant red and crowns it with a yellow flower of soft petals. The insect, raised on its legs, seems to wave from the centre of the page.

Artwork 38 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: mariposa monarca — mariposa monarca
Alvaro fills his butterfly's wings with vivid bands, red, blue, lime green and pink, framed by the white-speckled black of the monarch. Against a background of uncoloured flowers, the insect glows as the single burst of colour.

Artwork 39 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: mariquita sobre flor — mariquita sobre flor
Valeria paints a ladybird with an intense red shell and large black spots, perched on a flower with petals in lilac, yellow, green and red. The contrast between the insect's full red and the flower's colours fills the scene with strength.

Artwork 40 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: polilla (hawk moth) — polilla (hawk moth)
Carla composes her moth like a stained-glass window: each cell of the wings receives a colour, pinks, lilacs, greens, blues and reds, separated by thick black lines. The pink body and turquoise antennae finish a mosaic full of light.

Artwork 41 from the Day of All Pollinators 2026 drawing workshop: abeja sobre lavanda — abeja sobre lavanda
Dayron leaves his bee in soft greys and pinks and lights its wings sky blue, settling it on a bush of flowering lavender. The mauve and blue spikes, the violet clover and the daisies weave a whole meadow around the pollinator.

Draw Your Country's Flower21 June 2026La Blanca - Sardina del Surwww.asociacionnahiara.org

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Public event · 21 June 2026

All Pollinators Day

"Draw the flower and its pollinator"

Universo Nahiara · Asociacion Internacional en Defensa de las Flores (Proveneya & Nahiara)

A day to celebrate the world's pollinators. In the central activity, "Draw the flower and its pollinator," children and families draw a flower and the pollinator that visits it, discovering the bond between them and why they matter. Art, science and biodiversity in one STE(A)M experience - inspiring care through wonder, not alarm.

Date: 21 June 2026; 11:00 - 14:00 h
Location: La Blanca, Sardina del Sur - Santa Lucia de Tirajana, Gran Canaria; La Blanca - Sardina del Sur - Santa Lucia de Tirajana, Gran Canaria
Audience: Free - No registration required
Info: contacto@asociacionnahiara.org; asociacionnahiara.org

Organised by

Universo Nahiara - Asociacion Internacional en Defensa de las Flores (Proveneya & Nahiara)

With

Asociacion de Vecinos Yniguaden de La Blanca Cercados Bolanos
Concejalia de Participacion Ciudadana del Ayuntamiento de Santa Lucia de Tirajana

Information status

The event will take place from 11:00 to 14:00 h in La Blanca, Sardina del Sur. Participation is free and no registration is required.

Organised by

Universo Nahiara

Universo Nahiara - International Association for the Defence of Flowers (Proveneya & Nahiara), with the Asociacion de Vecinos Yniguaden de La Blanca Cercados Bolanos and the Concejalia de Participacion Ciudadana del Ayuntamiento de Santa Lucia de Tirajana.

Info

contacto@asociacionnahiara.org

Website

asociacionnahiara.org

All PollinatorsDay 2026

Draw the flowerand its pollinator