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Next ArtSci salon March 12: Beeing Biodiverse & The Art of Spying on Wild Bees
2 Mar 2015

Next ArtSci salon March 12: Beeing Biodiverse & The Art of Spying on Wild Bees

by @r0b3r7a | posted in: blog, events | 0

Bees are spectacularly beautiful, remarkably diverse and extremely important. In the first part of the evenings deliberations, Laurence Packer will explain why bees are so misunderstood and why they are important. In the second part of the event, Sarah Peebles … Continued

bees, biodiversity, Laurence Packer, Sarah Peebles

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