Enjoy an afternoon exploring native pollinators, learn to ID species, what makes a good bee hotel, enjoy a light lunch and a fun afternoon for women and children.

Event details:

It’s Australian Pollinator Week, and this is a time to celebrate the little things that matter.

Following the Women's wildflower walk in the morning at Peel Flora and Fauna Reserve, Central Tablelands Local Land Services is hosting a relaxed and engaging afternoon designed for women and children. Together, we’ll explore the world of native pollinators and their vital role in our ecosystems.

What’s on:

Presentation by native bee specialist, Megan Halcroft - discover what makes a bee a bee, why pollinators are so important for biodiversity and food security, and how you can support them.
Hands-on learning - identify native species and find out what makes a great bee hotel.
Light lunch included - a fun afternoon for women and children.

Additional details: Please bring a water bottle, magnifying glass or reading glasses and a mobile phone for images.

Contact: Liz Davis on 0427 452 662 or via email at: liz.davis@lls.nsw.gov.au

This event is supported by the Sustainable Agriculture Facilitator who is supported by the Australian Government through funding from the Natural Heritage Trust under the Climate-Smart Agriculture Program and delivered alongside Central Tablelands Local Land Services.

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