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Join Master Gardeners to learn about Bumblebees & how these fuzzy non-aggressive creatures are critical for pollination of crops & flowers.
Bumblebees are the Teddy Bears of the insect world. These fuzzy non-aggressive creatures are critical for pollination of many crops and flowers. Unfortunately their population has steadily declined due to loss of habitat, unwise use of pesticides, climate change, and disease. Come learn about the bees and what you can do to help their survival.
* Registration for this seminar begins 3 weeks prior to the event.
**If you're unable to attend, please kindly cancel your reservation so that someone else may attend.
The doors open 30 minutes prior to the start time.
Point of contact: Kim Krasauskis at kkrasaus@umd.edu
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Event Tags:
bumblebees,climate change,frederick, maryland,habitat loss,pesticides,pollination
Event Categories:
Science & Tech,Causes
Event ID:
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