Presented by Willistown Conservation Trust

ECOcentric Experience | Farming with Nature & Honey Bees | September 25

Wednesday, September 25 | 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

$35.00

Rushton Farm Field Manager, Noah Gress, who is also one of the region's preeminent beekeepers, will lead a fascinating discussion about honey bees — their roles within the hive as a super organism and their role within an agriculture system. Attendees will get to taste fresh honey and watch a live bee colony in an observation hive. 

However, here at Rushton Farm, it is actually the native bees and other beneficial insects who do most of the heavy lifting in terms of pollination and pest control services. Community Farm Director, Fred de Long will lead us on a field tour of this rich, regenerative agricultural system, explaining the many ways Rushton Farm gives back to the surrounding natural biodiversity it preserves. This is farming for the future.

This program is part of our on-going ECOcentric Lecture Series for adults. Check out our calendar for more ECOcentric events.

 

Are you a current ACCESS member? Checkout using the provided ACCESS registration for your event discount.
For additional information about ACCESS and how to obtain a membership, click here.

Wednesday, September 25 | 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

$35.00

Rushton Farm Field Manager, Noah Gress, who is also one of the region's preeminent beekeepers, will lead a fascinating discussion about honey bees — their roles within the hive as a super organism and their role within an agriculture system. Attendees will get to taste fresh honey and watch a live bee colony in an observation hive. 

However, here at Rushton Farm, it is actually the native bees and other beneficial insects who do most of the heavy lifting in terms of pollination and pest control services. Community Farm Director, Fred de Long will lead us on a field tour of this rich, regenerative agricultural system, explaining the many ways Rushton Farm gives back to the surrounding natural biodiversity it preserves. This is farming for the future.

This program is part of our on-going ECOcentric Lecture Series for adults. Check out our calendar for more ECOcentric events.

 

Are you a current ACCESS member? Checkout using the provided ACCESS registration for your event discount.
For additional information about ACCESS and how to obtain a membership, click here.

Accessibility

This program will take place partly indoors and seated (for the bee talk and honey tasting) and then will move outdoors for a light walk around the farm fields and greenhouse for the second half of the program. 

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Photography Policy:

Attendance throughout the programs and events with Willistown Conservation Trust gives consent to be photographed for use in print and electronic media.

Please notify Willistown Conservation Trust staff if you would prefer that your photo not be used for various multimedia or publications.

Contact land@wctrust.org.

Cancellation Policy:

 IF WILLISTOWN CONSERVATION TRUST (WCT) CANCELS AN EVENT 

  WCT may cancel events due to inclement weather or low registration. If an event is canceled, we will notify you of the rescheduled event date, and you will receive a full refund. 


IF YOU CAN'T MAKE IT TO AN EVENT 

 If your cancellation is at least 72 hours in advance of the event date, you will receive a full refund. Please email events@wctrust.org or call 610-353-2562 to cancel. If your cancellation is less than 72 hours' notice and you DO NOT attend a event, your event registration fee will support the Trust's mission to save open space and connect people to nature.

Thank you for understanding. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.