50 Ways to Help Save the Bees by Coulthard, Sally -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Contents Introduction What’s Happening to Bees? Why Are Bees Important? Are Bees in Trouble? Different Kinds of Bees What Bees Eat How to Help Bees 50 Ways to Help Save the Bees

1. Buy Ethical Honey 2. The Bee-Friendly Food Basket 3. Buy Organic Cotton 4. Make a Solitary Bee Home 5. Make a Mason Bee Home 6. Make a Bumblebee Home 7. Build a Log Pile 8. Mow Less 9. Grow Herbs for Bees 10. Plant Trees for Bees 11. Grow Blooms for Bees 12. Swap a Fence for a Hedge 13. Bye-Bye Bedding Plants 14. Plant Fruit & Vegetables for Bees 15. Make a Wildflower Area 16. Leave the Compost Heap Alone 17. Leave the Ivy 18. Make a Wild Pond 19. Love the Weeds 20. Garden for Bumblebees 21. Put up Extra Bird Boxes 22. Build a Bee Drinker 23. Buy Neonicotinoid-free Bulbs 24. Sign Up for a Free Packet of Seeds 25. Ditch the Pesticides 26. Don’t Water in Full Sun 27. Be a Bee-friendly Farmer 28. Leave Some Bare Ground 29. Create a Community Bee Garden 30. Use Peat-free Compost 31. Green Up Your Shed 32. Build a Window Box for Bees 33. Follow #SaveTheBees 34. Campaign for Bees 35. Leave a Legacy 36. Set up a Pollinator Action Plan 37. Go on a Beekeeping Course 38. Loan Your Land 39. Report a Bee Kill 40. Never Feed Bees Honey 41. Learn About Natural Beekeeping 42. Adopt a Hive 43. Save a Swarm 44. Ditch Diesel 45. Know What to Do with a Bumblebee Nest 46. Teach Bee Whispering 47. Bee First Aid 48. Take Part in a Bee Survey 49. Bring Back Dark Skies 50. Now You’re Buzzing, Pass It On

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