CommonWealth Urban Farms presents “Gardening for Oklahoma’s Native Bees,” taught by PhD students Jasmine Cates and Ben Turley from the University of Oklahoma.
Native bees are some of the most important pollinators in the world. Urban gardens present excellent opportunities for allies of nature to help protect these key ecosystem service providers. This class will provide an overview of basic native bee biology, conservation concerns, and gardening recommendations in support of native pollinators.
There’s no need to sign up in advance for this class.
Cost: $10 per adult / $15 per pair
OR volunteer from 9–11 AM at our compost site on 1004 W Hill St., Oklahoma City, OK 73118, for FREE entry.
Pay with cash or card via Venmo at the event.
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