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are joining Bee Part Of It, a Âé¶¹Éç project supported by wildlife
presenter Kate Humble, to create local bee-friendly spaces... |
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Bee
Part of It!
The Âé¶¹Éç and the National Trust have joined forces to
highlight the plight of the bee. Breathing Places in
Northern Ireland will have its own hive at ,
a National Trust site in county Down, and you will
be able to follow its progress.
Bees are the world's most important pollinating insects
and are worth about £200m a year to British agriculture.
Their dramatic decline in numbers has become a cause
of global concern.
Across the UK people are joining Bee Part Of It, a Âé¶¹Éç
project supported by wildlife presenter Kate Humble,
to create local bee-friendly spaces.
Watch a previous Âé¶¹Éç
Newsline report from
Donna Traynor.

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Watch the Kate Humble .
From 17 May, with help from we are adopting
a local bee hive at Rowallen and following
the plight of a new colony of our favourite
pollen collectors over their busiest months. |
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"There are 101 bee species
in Ireland. Nineteen of these species are
bumblebees, and more than half of these bumblebee
species are in decline." |
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We'd love to see your pictures
of all types of bees in the UK and bee-friendly
habitats like wildflower meadows. Remember
it's all about the wildlife, bees and pollinating
insects, flowers and habitats - no people
pictures. |
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Follow the wildlife drama
of 45 new honey bee colonies when Âé¶¹Éç local
radio stations adopt bee hives based at National
Trust properties across the UK. |
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