Learn about mountain pollinators and make your garden pollinator friendly by making the Mason Bee lodge!

About this Event

Did you know that Colorado has over 900 species of bees? The honey bee is just one of those species. So what’s all the BUZZ? Humans depend on pollinators for about 1/3rd of our diet, with the most nutritious part being vegetables, fruits and nuts. Many of these staples are pollinated by native bees! However, bees and other pollinator populations around the world are declining. Lisa Mason, Horticulture Agent for CSU Extension in Arapahoe County since 2018, will talk about pollinator biology including native bees, how to recognize native bees, how to develop pollinator habitat, the facts on stinging insects and how to support our pollinators locally.

Following the presentation, “make & take” your own Mason Bee Lodge.

DATE: Thursday March 12th, 2020

TIME: 6pm-8pm

COST: $20/person, All supplies are included. Giveaways and light refreshments provided.

RSVP: Purchase tickets on Eventbrite.com. We need a minimum of 8 participants to hold the workshop, and will cap tickets to 15 participants. Ticket sales end Monday March 9th.

LOCATION: Georgetown Heritage Center, 809 Taos Street