Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a beekeeper?
At Knowles Recreation Ground, the Beekeepers Association is offering hands-on workshops, providing a fascinating insight into the world of beekeeping. These sessions are a great opportunity to learn new skills, connect with nature, and discover how important bees are to our environment.
🌿 What to Expect
Visitors can explore:
- The daily life of a hive
- How honey is produced
- The role of bees in pollination
- Practical beekeeping skills
Whether you’re curious about keeping bees or simply want to learn more about wildlife, these sessions are suitable for anyone with an interest in nature.
📅 Open Apiary Sessions
During the summer months, the apiary will be open on:
- Thursdays (June – August): All day until 20:30
- First Sunday of each month: 10:00 – 12:30
These open sessions give visitors the chance to see beekeeping in action and speak directly with experienced beekeepers.
🌼 Why Bees Matter
Bees play a vital role in our ecosystem, supporting pollination and food production. Protecting and understanding them has never been more important—and these sessions are a fantastic way to get involved.