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The Hidden Language of Plants and Pollinators Talk

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  • Bates Hall
    256 Great Western Highway, Blackheath NSW 2785, Australia

What do bees really see when they buzz through your garden? What invisible messages are flowers sending out? And who’s actually doing the pollinating?

The Hidden Language of Plants and Pollinators is a fascinating talk by Dr Amelie Vanderstock (Amelie Ecology), exploring the secret communication between plants and pollinators. Australia is home to over 2,000 native bee species and many of them may be living in your local area!

In this 30–60 minute session for curious minds of all ages, you’ll:

  • Discover the diversity of Australia’s native bees
  • Learn how bees use ultraviolet vision to find flowers
  • Explore how plants “talk” to insects through colour, scent and shape
  • Get practical tips on how to make your garden or balcony insect-friendly
  • Learn how to spot key pollinating insects in your local environment.

Dr Amelie brings together science and storytelling to help you see nature through new eyes, those of a bee! Whether you’re a keen gardener, a nature lover, or just want to know more about the tiny creatures keeping our ecosystems thriving, this talk will leave you buzzing with ideas.

Ideal for people of all ages!

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