Integrating good land management practices to support pollinators was the key message at this year’s Kent’s Plan Bee virtual summit. The event was convened by Seán Holden, Chairman of KCC’s Environment & Transport Cabinet Committee and Kent’s Plan Bee, and took place on Tuesday 22nd November. Held virtually for the third year running, the event…
Ways in which Kent’s pollinators can be supported to thrive using footways, railways, riverbanks and verges was the focus of this year’s Plan Bee summit. The event was convened by Seán Holden, Chairman of KCC’s Environment & Transport Cabinet Committee and Kent’s Plan Bee, and took place on Tuesday 23rd November. Held virtually for…
Making life more straightforward for pollinators will be a key focus of this year’s Plan Bee summit, which will be held virtually for the second year. Pollinators include bees, butterflies, moths, beetles and wasps and are key to ensuring successful seed and fruit growth for plants, thereby ensuring our environment is secured for the future.…
A virtual summit to inspire and engage Kent residents in the plight of pollinators is attracting participants from across Kent. KCC’s Plan Bee Summit will take place online on 16 November to highlight work already under way and bring people and organisations together to do more to help Kent’s pollinators and nearly 200 people have already signed…
A pollinator action plan to improve the lives of bees in Kent is due to be adopted by the county council this week. It is designed to put Kent County Council at the heart of action for pollinators and, with others, improve the habitat and the food sources of these insects to reverse their decline.…