BEE Day in SOS-W

On 18th June 2018, the last in the school year 2018/2019 eco meeting took place. That time we met a beekeeper and we were presented a lot of interesting facts about the life of bees. We saw the queen bee and worker bees. We realised that  bees are very important to the environment. We also learned about the beekeeper's job and some of us tried on bee protective clothing. Finally, we tasted some honey and learned about its different types as well as healing properties.
 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Image
Nature reserves in our neighborhood, Bålsta, Sweden We have worked with Nature reserves. In Sweden, and in Bålsta, there are a lot of nature reserves. It´s a challenge of our region to beware the nature, the birds, the flowers, the drinkable water in our big lake Mälaren and to be able to breathe the air. We live in a part of Sweden where there is a lot of people, industries and traffic.  We people are stressing our region hard. The nature reserves is an important deal of environmental work in our region. Why do we have nature reserves? Preserving biodiversity Nurture and preserve valuable natural environments Meet the needs of outdoor recreation areas Protect, restore and innovate valuable natural environments Protect, restore or innovate habitats for protected species We have eight nature reserves in Bålsta, one of them is protect by the municipality and the other by the state.  We also have eight areas who is protected by Natura 2000, which is a network of...
Read more

Apple harvesting and pressing

Image
We have now completed a project on loal production of food. We have been involved in harvesting, production and sales. We have picked the apples in a local park. Then they are squeezed to juice at Fonte Verdi Fruit Pressery in Molde. Big thanks to the holder Ton Hazes that is so generous and invited us to come and press apples with him. Link to website: http://www.fonteverdi.no/ https://nb-no.facebook.com/Fonte-Verdi-Molde-131663273551472/ We learn about: - To utilize local produce? (low transport = low emissions) - Choose healthy, good ingredients? (100% natural without additives) - work for less food waste? (we utilize resources that otherwise had not been used) Finally, the product was sold at a local Christmas market that the school arranged. There we had a separate Erasmus department. So this is a healthy, locally produced product. Harvesting apples Delivery at the fruit pressery Pressing Tapping Finishing of the box with our own label Then w...
Read more
Image
LOGO CONTEST - RESULTS Finally we have results of our logo contest: most votes got the logo design from Norway - but for the first five places it was very tight. A big thank you to all those who submitted their propositions.
Read more