Rediscovering Native Bees

Rediscovering Native Bees

Walnut Creek Scout Emmitt Burk of Troop 302, left, talks with GHF Board Member Brian Murphy, about the bee black Burk made as part of his Eagle Scout project. To read the entire article, click here.

To view a comprehensive article on Rediscovering Native Bees, by Brian Murphy, click HERE.

Photo credits: Bee photos and Austin Wood, Eagle Scout alongside his native bee block project - photos by Brian Murphy

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