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About
The charity operates from an apiary in one of the formal gardens at Mt Edgcumbe Country Park, England's first Native Honey Bee Reserve. The conservation programme is used to educate the public about the importance of pollinators and to help beekeepers improve their own stock using best practice guidelines. Activities include open days, demonstrations, courses, citizen science and public events.
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Finances
- £3,021
- Income
- £5,235
- Spending
- 4
- Trustees
Financial year ending 31 August 2024, from the Charity Commission register.