Native Bees in your Backyard - Noarlunga Library

Discover local native bee species and how to support them with bee hotels and forage plants.

About the session:

***Brought to you in collaboration with Sustainable Onkaparinga ***

Join this free session and learn about the vital role of native bees, and how your garden can become a safe, buzzing haven for these important pollinators.

Hear about:

• how to design bee-friendly gardens using local native plants
• nesting needs and habits of solitary native bees
• key plants that provide nectar throughout the year
• common native bee species you’re likely to spot in your area
• simple garden features to support bees (e.g. bare soil, bee hotels, water sources).

Led by Hannah Jones - Conservation and horticulture professional.

Founder of Habitat Connection Co. - helping people to reconnect with nature through gardens that support native wildlife and local biodiversity.

Bookings: Essential

Suitable for Adults

Please arrive on time to join the program fully.

Limited Places: There are limited spots. If you can't come, please cancel your ticket, or tell the library so others can book.

Accessibility information:

· This event is wheelchair and mobility aid accessible

· Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome

· For paid events: If you have a companion card, please contact the library to book a free companion ticket.

To discuss your unique accessibility needs for this event, please contact us via 8384 0655 or libraries@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au.

Cancellations

By booking a ticket, you agree:

· To cancel your ticket or let us know as soon as possible if you can no longer attend.

· If you often don't show up or cancel late (less than 24 hours’ notice), you might not be able to sign up for future events.

This gives others a chance to attend, including those on the waitlist. Thank you for understanding.

Photography and Video Notice

· Photos and videos may be taken at this event.

· If you do not want to be photographed or filmed, please let a staff member know at the start.

· If you do not let us know, you and anyone attending with you may appear in photos or videos.

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