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Bees4Queens: Using native species in future landscaping at Queen's University

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Mike Garcia
9 years ago Featured

Bees are so important for the ecosystem. Glad to see some action being taken at Queens.

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Sarah Lee
9 years ago Featured

YES!! finally somebody is doing something about this. beautiful campus but it needs way more pollinators.

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David Klein
9 years ago Featured

Great project. Hope they actually listen to you guys because the current grass setup is boring anyway.

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Courtenay Jacklin
9 years ago

Amazing! Thank you guys for making this video!

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Anastasiya B
9 years ago

Sounds like a great idea

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

This is an amazing idea, and I can't believe Queen's hasn't considered this already!

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Kate Belmore
9 years ago

So important!

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Charlotte Wells
9 years ago

Save the bees!

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Jessica Warner
9 years ago Featured

omg yesss plant native plants everywhere!!

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Jill Calder
9 years ago

Great initiative!

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Desirée Pat
9 years ago

Save the bees! We need this everywhere with local native species!!

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Niki kaloudas
9 years ago

milkweed will attract monarch too!

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Basmah Rahman
9 years ago

MORE BEEEEEEZ

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Amanda
9 years ago

More bees, less macbook airs please

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Kirsten Green
9 years ago

Save the bees!!!!!

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Danielle Baxter
9 years ago Featured

I can't imagine a future without bees (think of all the fruit, vegetables and chocolate!)

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Natasha sharma
9 years ago

This is a great initiative and I hope it is initiated as soon as possible.

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Celine Hardy
9 years ago

don't bee a hater #bringbackthebees

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Evan Arsenault
9 years ago

bees are cool

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Kristen Finch
9 years ago

Save the bees by providing proper vegetation!