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You are likely familiar with the concept of a beekeeper and beehives.
But how do you manage that if you live in a third-floor flat in the city? Or in a residential area with barely any greenery or trees? Bees live their best lives in green spaces, surrounded by flowers and grasses. However, even without a meadow at your disposal, you can be a beekeeper!
Do you love honey in your fresh mint tea? Then contribute to the conservation of the Dutch honeybee without needing to own a hive or a fancy beekeeper’s suit! How? Through small, simple actions that ensure bees have enough food to do their ‘bee thing’.
Your assignment:
- Read the article from Black Whisker Cult about bee-less beekeepers. Then, describe the small adjustments you can make in your own environment to become a bee-less beekeeper yourself.
- Implement this plan in your own living environment and share your experiences with others. The more bee-less beekeepers there are, the better we can support and protect wild bees and other similar species together.
This activity is part of the 360 Youth project.
Activity cover (c) Gabriel Grozang
