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bee conservation and natural beekeeping
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Friends of the BeesFriends of the Bees is a charity (currently constituted as a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee) founded to conserve and protect bees, to educate people about bees and to research and promote more natural beekeeping methods. We aim to work with others to help restore the natural balance between honeybees and other insect pollinators. Stay in TouchEnter your name and email address for free information about Friends of the Bees as soon as it becomes available -Join us on FacebookFriends of the Bees group on Facebook |
 Become a Friend of the Bees right now!
Not everyone can be a beekeeper, but everyone can become a Friend of the Bees - and for as little as £1 per month.
We guarantee to make good use of your donations - we plan to set up teaching apiaries and to train people to teach sustainable, natural beekeeping.
We also want to create educational material for schools, to encourage children and young people to take more interest in bees of all types and recognize their importance to life on Earth.
By becoming a Friend of the Bees, you will be able to say that you are doing something to help secure the future - not only of the bees themselves, but also your children's ability to feed themselves.
In addition, we will be offering subscribers discounts on training and other events organized by Friends of the Bees.
Posted on 21 Sep 2011 by Phil
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Would you like to do something quick and easy right now to help bees?Click to download our one-page introductory leaflet - then print off a few copies and distribute to friends - or send as an attachment in your emails.Do you run a beekeeping website? Please use our free link exchange to create a link to Friends of the Bees and to publicise your site. If you wish, you can add our logo to your site in one of several sizes. Are you thinking of keeping bees on an allotment?Click to download our Guidance Notes that will help you negotiate a sensible, safe approach to beekeeping on allotments.Click here for more free downloads. 10 things you can do to help save the beesClick to download this two-page leaflet - then print off a few copies and distribute to friends - or send as an attachment in your emails.Click here for more free downloads. |