Welcome to the Bee-Friendly Gardens Event

Join us to help save the bees

Be part of a vibrant community event dedicated to bee conservation. Discover how you can create pollinator-friendly gardens and make a real impact on our local ecosystem.

A close-up of a honeybee collecting pollen from a vibrant purple coneflower in a lush, sunlit community garden, with diverse wildflowers and greenery in the background. The image captures the bee mid-flight, highlighting its delicate wings and fuzzy body, evoking a sense of natural harmony and ecological beauty.

Event Schedule and Highlights

Inspiring Speakers

Hear from leading voices in bee conservation and sustainable gardening, sharing actionable insights and local success stories.

  • Keynote: Urban Pollinator Habitats
  • Panel: Native Plants for Bees

Hands-On Workshops

Participate in interactive sessions on building bee hotels, planting wildflower meadows, and creating pesticide-free gardens.

  • DIY Bee Hotel Building
  • Pollinator Planting Demo

Family Activities

Enjoy fun, educational activities for all ages, including bee-themed crafts, guided garden tours, and a pollinator scavenger hunt.

  • Bee Craft Corner
  • Garden Discovery Walk

Register Today

Secure your spot for this impactful event

Reserve your ticket now to join fellow community members in learning, sharing, and taking action for bee conservation. Early registration ensures access to all workshops and a complimentary pollinator plant starter kit.

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Meet Our Experts

Portrait of Dr. Elena Morales, a Latina entomologist in her 40s, smiling warmly in a sunlit botanical garden, wearing a green field jacket and holding a notebook. The background features blooming wildflowers and bee boxes, emphasizing her expertise in pollinator research and community education.

Dr. Elena Morales

Entomologist, pollinator researcher, and advocate for urban bee habitats.

Samir Patel, a South Asian horticulturist in his 30s, stands in a demonstration garden surrounded by native plants, wearing a straw hat and blue shirt. He is explaining plant selection to a small group, with a backdrop of colorful wildflowers and educational signage.

Samir Patel

Horticulturist specializing in sustainable, pollinator-friendly landscapes.

Lisa Nguyen, a Vietnamese-American environmental educator in her late 20s, leads a hands-on workshop outdoors, surrounded by children planting wildflowers. She wears a yellow shirt and jeans, with gardening gloves, and the scene is lively and interactive.

Lisa Nguyen

Environmental educator passionate about youth engagement in conservation.

Why Attend?

Practical Knowledge

Learn how to design and maintain gardens that attract and support local pollinators.

  • Step-by-step garden guides
  • Expert Q&A sessions

Community Impact

Contribute to a healthier environment and inspire others to join the pollinator movement.

  • Collaborative planting projects
  • Local conservation resources

Exclusive Resources

Access take-home materials, seed kits, and ongoing support for your bee-friendly garden journey.

  • Pollinator plant starter kit
  • Seasonal gardening tips

Hear from Past Attendees

“I left the event inspired and equipped to transform my backyard into a pollinator haven. The workshops were hands-on and the community support was incredible.”

— Maria S., Local Gardener

“The expert talks gave me practical steps to help bees in my neighborhood. I loved connecting with others who care about our environment.”

— James T., Community Volunteer

Join the Buzz

Don't miss your chance to make a difference

Be part of a movement that supports bees and strengthens our local ecosystem. Register now to secure your spot and receive exclusive event resources.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the event located?

The event will be held at the Greenfield Community Park, 123 Meadow Lane, with free parking available on-site.

Is the event family-friendly?

Absolutely! We offer activities and workshops suitable for all ages, including children and families.

Do I need gardening experience?

No prior experience is needed. Our sessions are designed for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike.

What should I bring?

We recommend bringing a reusable water bottle, sun protection, and your enthusiasm for learning about pollinators!

How do I get my ticket?

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with your digital ticket and event details.

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