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How to take part
How to take part
There will be nine bees hiding in the Wychwoods along the trail above between Friday 29 May and Sunday 7 June.
Find them all and collect their names
Buzz your way over Great Big Repair Cafe on Sunday 7 June to find the tenth bee and collect a small prize.
And for those with little legs, you don't have to walk all the trail in one go. (Grown ups: Bees can be found where the places are labelled on the map above.)
🐝🐝You can also find a copy of the full OS route here
Make a pledge to look after bees
Make a pledge to look after bees
Bees and other pollinators are vital to our eco system
Bees and other pollinators are vital to our eco system
We simply wouldn't be able to survive without them. But with our changing climate, reduction in wild meadows and grassland and intensive farming, their numbers are plummeting.
We simply wouldn't be able to survive without them. But with our changing climate, reduction in wild meadows and grassland and intensive farming, their numbers are plummeting.
Can you make a pledge to look after our bees and other pollinators?
Don't use pesticides
Grow bee friendly flowers - come along to the Great Big Repair Cafe where the Scouts will be selling pollinator friendly plants.
Provide a bee shelter
Whether you're big or small, we're asking you to make a pledge this Great Big Green Week to protect nature and take climate action in the Wychwoods.
Did you know?
Did you know?
Broccoli, carrots, fennel, parsnips, turnips, kale, apples, raspberries and tomatoes are among the British crops that rely on pollination by bees.
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