As we turn the corner to spring, our honeybees and native pollinators are waking up, and starting to forage on some of the earliest flowering plants! In the IslandWood garden, our honeybees are starting to buzz and awaken from their winter slumber. We are starting to see bumblebee queens bumbling on the flowers in the forest too.
Join our volunteer beekeeper, Charles Schafer, and IslandWood naturalists for an afternoon to delight the mind, senses and heart in our beautiful garden setting. We will hear stories and sing songs about bees, have a honey tasting, and also listen to a fun and lively presentation all about the buzz in your neighborhood.
After learning about bees, we will get to build our own pollinator hotels! Your ticket price includes everything you need to get started to attract and support native pollinators in your own backyard. They are an incredibly docile and ecologically valuable species, worthy of our attention and support. We’ll even have some live bees to meet, for those that want to hold a “baby” bee!