WIN with Nest Friends on World Bee Day
- Learning Resources Posted On May 19, 2021 | Community
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World Bee Day takes place on the 20th May every year. This annual event was created by the United Nations in 2017, with the first event held in 2018, to raise awareness about the importance of bees and the essential role that they play in the world.
We all depend on bees as they help to pollinate plants that create the food that we eat. In fact, a third of the world’s food production depends on bees – so we need to take care of them!
There are certain plants that a very bee friendly, so try and fill your garden with some of these flowers, herbs and shrubs!
Photo credit: Urban Organic Gardener
Another way you can help to keep bees safe, is to make your very own Bee B&B. This is something that can be hung outdoors on a balcony or in a garden, to give bees a place to rest.
How to Enter
To celebrate World Bee Day 2021, we are collaborating with Nest Friends to give you a chance to win some awesome prizes. All you need to do is make a Bee B&B out of household items. You can use wood, plastic bottles, bamboo and so much more! National Geographic Kids, RHS, and CBBC’s Newsround, all have some great creations that you can follow step-by-step!
Once you’ve finished your Bee B&B, why not decorate it to really make it stand out?!
To enter, simply create your wonderful Bee B&B, take a picture and post it up on either Instagram, Twitter or Facebook. Make sure you are following Learning Resources and Nest Friends & Tag both in your post!
- Instagram: @nestfriendsofficial and @learningresourcesuk
- Facebook: @nestfriendsofficial and @Learning ResourcesLtdUK
- Twitter: @nestfriendtweet and @lruk
To make sure we can see it, please use the hashtags #LetThemBee and #Beebandb
What you’ll win
The prizes up for grabs are 1x winning bundle of Jumbo Insects, Critter Habitat and Explorer Scope. 2 runners up will receive a Critter Habitat.
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