Native Bee ID and HabitatMaking Workshop, Sydney Science Festival

Amelie Vanderstock is a PhD candidate in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Sydney. She is passionate about urban agriculture, native pollinators and the power of participatory science to build community. She is currently researching the role and resilience of native bees in community gardens and bushland in Sydney.

Amelie Vanderstock

Wonder what native bees are in your area? With over 1700 species in Australia, how can we distinguish between them? And where can we find them?
 Learn about bees that live alone in reeds, logs and in the ground. Together, we will build them habitats from recycled materials for you to bring home!  
 You’ll then become entomologists and learn to identify these native bees under the microscope. You, the citizen scientists, will also be contributing to research on the role of native bees in Sydney!

Laboratory 227, Badham Building, The University of Sydney

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