Hidden Pollinators: Nebraska’s Tiny Bees and Their Relationships with Native Plants, 12 March | AllEvents

Hidden Pollinators: Nebraska’s Tiny Bees and Their Relationships with Native Plants

Audubon Society of Omaha

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Thu, 12 Mar • 06:00 PM

2 hours

DJ's Dugout Sports Bar (777 N 114th St, Omaha, NE)

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Thu, 12 Mar • 06:00 PM (CDT)

DJ's Dugout Sports Bar (777 N 114th St, NE)

777 N 114th St, Omaha, Nebraska, United States

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Hidden Pollinators: Nebraska’s Tiny Bees and Their Relationships with Native Plants
Did you know that Nebraska has 400-500 native bee species and most are as small as a grain of rice? These tiny bees are pollinator powerhouses. We will explore the diversity of Nebraska’s tiny bees, what makes them exceptional pollinators, and why native flowers are essential for their survival.

Presented by Amanda Stastny, owner of Bumbling Bee Native Wildflowers.

Our monthly educational programs are held in the private meeting room at DJ’s Dugout, 777 N 114th Street. Meet and mingle with other nature-lovers at the 6 p.m. social hour, followed by the program at 7 p.m. Our meetings are free and open to the public. Please register so we know you'll be there!


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Hidden Pollinators: Nebraska’s Tiny Bees and Their Relationships with Native Plants, 12 March | AllEvents
Hidden Pollinators: Nebraska’s Tiny Bees and Their Relationships with Native Plants
Thu, 12 Mar • 06:00 PM