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Meet the Neighbors—Bees in PNW Gardens

February 13, 2019 By Paige Embry

Gardens can be a haven for all sorts of bees. The U.S. and Canada have 4000 species of bees. The Columbia Basin has nearly 650 species, Seattle has nearly 100 (so far). Learn about our bees–who they are, how to recognize them, what makes them different from a wasp. Discover hands-on ways to help bees both locally, by modifying your garden, and globally, by participating in citizen science projects like the Great Sunflower Project.

Paige Embry

About Paige Embry

Using an engaging blend of science, gardening and storytelling, Paige Embry delves into the world of bees. Going far beyond the hive of the honey bee, Embry takes you into the secret world of America’s 4000 species of native bees.

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