Pollinator Pathway Seed Bank

Britain’s bees and our other pollinating insects are in serious trouble and they need our help - FAST!

Many of our native bee species are facing extinction¹ due to a number of different threats, climate change among them.

But there’s one factor, habitat loss, which we all have the power to do something about right now

By creating a connected pollinator pathway we can benefit bees and many other insects, while also providing habitats for spiders, birds, small mammals and plants. This will also help to buffer the effects of climate change.

In recent times, more than at any other time in history, communities are suffering from a loss of connection with each other and the natural world. The impact this is having on mental health is leading to a public health crisis.

The simple act of working together in the fresh air to improve our local environment, making a significant impact on the health and diversity of the ecosystem and forming positive human connections could bring immediate benefits to everyone involved, whether they have two legs, six or eight!

Join us in creating a pollinator pathway that will grow and develop year on year to make a lasting contribution to the health and well-being of the people and creatures of Andover.

How to get involved.

1. Register and pledge your plot of land - anything from 1m x 1m to a football pitch at https://www.thethreebeesproject.org

2. Get together your team - reach out to people at work, school or a community group. It’s all about working together.

3. Prepare the land - we will send detailed instructions and even provide an expert to come and show you what to do.

4. Plant your patch and watch it grow - check out the Seed Bank options

5. Join our Facebook community to share pictures as your patch blossoms

6. Eat, sleep, plant, repeat next year… and the next… You get the idea!

Let’s see what we can build with blossoms, not bricks.

Thank you for joining The Three Bees Project.