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The Perils of Pollinators -- The Honey Bee Status

Explore obstacles honey bees must overcome, and learn what beekeepers are doing to help honey bees thrive at New Pond Farm in Redding.

Thursday, March 10, 7:30-8:30 pm at New Pond Farm (101 Marchant Road, Redding)

The key ingredients for the perfect jar of honey: fields of blooming clover and goldenrod, sandy edges of babbling streams, sticky sap seeping from a broken twig, warm sunny days – and one happy, healthy hive of honey bees! But our favorite pollinators are in trouble. Join our resident beekeeper, Ann Murray, to explore the many obstacles honey bees must overcome in their environment, and learn what beekeepers are doing to help our honey bees thrive. You’ll go home with a true appreciation of these amazing creatures, and a list of plants to consider adding to your garden to help make life a little easier for the honey bee!

$10 per New Pond Farm member, $15 per non-member

Registration is required. Please visit us online or call us at (203) 938-2117 to register.



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