Question 1

Can I bring  my child?

Accepted Answer

This workshop is open to all ages - anyone interested in learning about native bees is welcome! The presentation will last approximately 1hour. Parental/guardian supervision is required for attendees under 18.

Question 2

What is the talk about?

Accepted Answer

This session explores the fascinating world of native bees and how they live, pollinate, and contribute to healthy ecosystems. You’ll learn practical ways to support them in your own backyard and discover why they’re essential to biodiversity.

Question 3

Who is the speaker?

Accepted Answer

The talk will be presented by Ocean from Urban Native Bees, a passionate advocate for native pollinators and sustainable urban habitats.

Question 4

What time does the talk start?

Accepted Answer

The talk runs from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM on Saturday, 8th November. We recommend arriving a few minutes early to settle in.

Question 5

Do I need to book?

Accepted Answer

Yes, bookings are essential as space is limited. Please book 1 ticket per person attending.

Question 6

Will there be other activities on the day?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Following the talk, join us for Pollinator Day activities from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, including face painting, interactive displays, a live native bee hive, and flying foxes from Bats Conservation & Rescue QLD.

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