Education
Engaging the mind of enquiry
100 Hives in 100 Schools
The 100 hives in 100 schools project aims to raise the profile of Native Bees for future generations and highlight their value in terms of strategies for diversifying beekeeping in the agricultural and food industry, as well as increasing the numbers of Native Bees as a whole.
Education, Preservation, Diversification, Pollination… for future generations!
Donate
We are looking for donations and sponsors big and small to raise $250,000 to fund the education program initially for 3 years. After this time we plan for the project to be self-sustaining and expanding bee populations, so more education opportunities can happen with Native Bees in the broader community and possibly further afield.
We are definitely open to corporate sponsors and large donations – get in touch to find out more!
Donations of $2500 or more can be earmarked for a specific area of this work. If donating larger amounts (over $2500) please contact us to arrange a transfer of funds.
Preservation
Identifying and preserving native bee habitats
Diversification
Expanding knowledge for the future of beekeeping in Australia
Pollination
Increasing pollination methods in our local communities
For Future Generations!
Join us on our journey and Bee the change...
The 100 Hives in 100 Schools Project Collaborators
Little Star Bee Sanctuary
Visionaries and Project Lead
Paul West
Bee Advocate and Avid Supporter
Dr. Tim Heard
Entomologist and Supplier of Native Bees
The Starfish Foundation
Project Auspice and Tax Deductible Charity Arm
Little Star Bee Sanctuary would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands on which they live, work and play – the Gumbaynggirr nation – and would like to pay their respects to elders past, present and future.