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Birdies & Bees – Pollinator Habitat Improvement

Faith Kuehn, Ph.D.

Honey bee and native bee populations in the United States have been declining over the past few decades. Should you encourage bees to inhabit your golf course? The answer is yes, because your property can be managed to make a significant contribution to the conservation of pollinators, especially bees. Pollinator conservation is a goal of the USDA, EPA and many environmental groups, so advertising your green practices can contribute to a positive environmental image for your golf facility. In this webcast, Faith Kuehn, Ph.D., highlights the identification and habits of some of the most common native bees. The program’s focus is on the three principles of bee conservation: flower choice, the provision of nesting sites and pollinator-friendly maintenance. In addition, the ever-present concern, "the sting," is also discussed.

Original presentation date: Jan. 7, 2010

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