Calling All Beekeepers,
You better ‘bee'-lieve it! Pease Park Conservancy is making Kingsbury Commons into a world-class urban greenspace just for you, my little honey bunny. But we need your help building the hive. Click here to give and Clean Scapes Landscaping will match your gift dollar-for-dollar up to a combined total of $10,000.
In the next year, Pease Park Conservancy will completely transform the park, adding:
The Tree House for nature play and sky gazing
A new water feature & splash pad for your baby bees to keep cool in summer-time
A volunteer and bathroom facility - that will become your #1 go-to when #2 strikes
A new terrace to accompany the revitalized Tudor Cottage which will be used for small event rentals
Be the bee’s knees and share your honey with Pease Park by 6pm tonight!
Fun fact about Texas Honey Bees :
Honey Bees are social insects and a colony of honey bees typically consists of between 20,000 to 90,000 bees 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
Honey bees have four wings and five eyes 👁️👁️👁️👁️👁️
There are three castes of bees:
Queens, which produce eggs 👸,
Drones or males 👨💼, and
Workers, which are all non-reproducing females 👷♀️
Worker bees communicate with other worker bees, conveying information about the type of nearby nectar source 📱
Thank you for your #AmplifyATX support of all the animals found at Pease Park: the Eastern Fox Squirrel, the Common Snapping Turtle, the Great Blue Heron, the Texas Honey Bee, and many many more!
We’re grateful,
Heath
