WIN Members Visit The Bees & Refugees Farm
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We are still buzzing (pun intended!) from our visit to the Bees & Refugees farm, learning about their work, tasting honey from the hives and getting suited up to meet the bees! Bees & Refugees are working to support native pollinators and local biodiversity, as well as offering therapeutic workshops for refugees, older adults, school children and whoever needs some time to connect with nature..
With the far right now a regular visible presence on our streets, it is so vital to have spaces like this, where people of all cultures and faiths can feel truly welcome and come together in solidarity and friendship
Some quotes from our members:
“What a super day it was – beautiful weather, lovely company. Ali was such a good host and we learnt a lot.”
“Such a beautiful and educational day!”
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