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PVAS Monthly Program: What’s A Bee City USA? It’s not what you think.
Thursday, October 10 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
The Potomac Valley Audubon Society welcomes Linda Layne, the Chair of the Shepherdstown Bee City USA project!
SCHEDULE
- 6:30 PM: Social time with light refreshments. In order to reduce waste, we are asking that people bring their own mugs.
- 7:00 PM: Presentation begins!
- 8:00 PM: Approximate end of the program – though it may last longer depending on questions and discussion!
PVMN Continuing Education Eligible
This in-person program is free and open to the public. All ages are welcome to attend.
We will also be offering this program virtually! Here is the Zoom link so you can join in from home. If you are not able to attend live, in-person or virtually, you can view a recording of the Monthly Program presentation later! We typically post the recording within several days.
Presentation Description –
Linda will cover:
- What is a Bee City? Learn about the Bee City USA program and its mission to support pollinators by enhancing habitats, increasing native plantings, providing nesting sites, and reducing pesticide use.
- Why would your town want to be a Bee City? Discover the benefits of becoming a Bee City, including ecological improvements, enhanced community engagement, and a stronger local environment.
- Who would initiate it? Find out who can lead the charge in bringing this program to your community, including local leaders, organizations, and volunteers.
- When should it start? Get insights into the optimal timing and phases for launching a Bee City initiative in your area.
- How should it begin? Learn the practical steps and strategies for starting and sustaining a successful Bee City project.
Whether you’re a community leader, environmental advocate, or simply curious about making a positive impact, this event will equip you with valuable knowledge and actionable steps to support pollinator-friendly practices in your town.
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