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Get involved!

As part of the celebrations of National Science and Engineering Week 2009 (6 -15 March), we asked the general public to join in and help save our bees by planting a beautiful blanket of bee friendly plants across the country! Planting is easy, good fun and educational. Even though the Week is over for this year, please sign up to receive our education pack. This has information on how to plant bee friendly plants and lots of activities for children.

If you don't have a garden don't despair your help is just as valuable. Try and find a patch of unused ground, buy a flower pot or maybe a window garden where you can plant flowers, every extra plant is an extra snack for the bees! If you have seeds from us click here to see planting instructions.

 

Register your support

After registration, you will be sent to a page with a link to a free information and activity pack. Your support for our Save the Bees campaign will also be recorded on this website via our UK Bee map.

The activity pack will include information on bees and bee-friendly plants and a set of educational activities and resources which can be used in classroom or home.

 

Do you have any comments?

We would love to know what you think. How you are getting on with planting your bee friendly plants? Is the activity pack useful? How do you feel about the campaign? To leave any comments you wish about saving our UK bees click here.

 

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  • British Science Association
  • Beekeepers Association
  • Rowse Honey
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Coordinated by the British Science Association, in collaboration with the British Beekeepers' Association, supported by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust and sponsored by Rowse Honey. NSEW is funded by the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills.