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World Bee Day
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Yeah, without bees, life wouldn't be quite the same. You see, bees don't just make honey. Sick of boring old maps? Well, these bees share directions through this dance called a waggle. Groovy. Some can remember rhythmic patterns we make, at least if they're bribed with sugar. And if all this isn't enough to impress you, have you of something called like a third of the food we eat?
Bee Day celebrations swarm to the Perth CBD
Western Australia’s unique bees and world-renowned honey varieties will take centre stage in Perth’s Murray Street Mall on Wednesday 20 May as part of celebrations for World Bee Day.
Hosted by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development in partnership with the Bee Industry Council of WA and the Agricultural Produce Commission’s Beekeeper Producers Committee, the event highlights the vital role bees play in pollination, food production and environmental health.
The display will feature beekeeping demonstrations, information on creating bee-friendly gardens, and opportunities for visitors to speak with local beekeepers.
Attendees will also be able to taste and buy premium West Australian honeys including jarrah, karri and marri varieties.
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