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Bees

Saturday November 02

Playing Jenga with the planet

“I became a Christian long before I became a biologist. As I contemplate care for the planet, I see my understandings of the Bible and biology intertwining like the strands of the DNA molecule that has been my preoccupation for my 45 years in research,” says Professor Philip Batterham

The Springfield Anglican College creating a buzz over beekeeping

The Springfield Anglican College’s students are fostering environmental awareness, while learning beekeeping and honey extraction skills, as part of the College’s commitment to sustainability

Flinders Secondary School students "suit up" for beekeeping lessons at the Flinders Farm in 2019

Budding beekeepers build apiary at Flinders Farm

More than 20 budding beekeepers are learning the art of apiary keeping in a new workshop series at Matthew Flinders Anglican College’s half-hectare Flinders Farm on the Sunshine Coast

Young Bundy busy bees build hotels for our native pollinators

Earlier this year, St Luke’s Anglican School purchased some native bees to care for and study. The flow-on effect of this initiative has been significant for Year 4 students, who share their interesting insights and learnings in this special joint feature

Pollinators populate the Precinct

Find out how an unexpected conversation on a surprising subject matter serendipitously led to a wonderful solution for the Cathedral team and a population of native bees

World Environment Day

Justice Unit Coordinator Jen Basham shares about World Environment Day, which is approaching on Thursday 5 June