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Ever wonder how bees find their way around NYCs crazy quilt of urban flower patches-from the highest rooftops to the most gravel-filled lots - and then where they buzz back to with their bounty?
Hint: There are over 300 Beekeepers in NYC, including a few that lived on the roof garden of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel until it closed, home to more than 300,000 bees!
The many gardens of the Upper West Side are literal nectar for the bees, butterflies, moths, wasps, beetles, and hummingbirds that share our sunny outdoor spots. Let's make a bee-line to one of the loveliest public gardens in Riverside Park for a special UWS summer evening exploring the hidden world of our pollinating heroes.
NYC naturalist and author Leslie Day will help us get to the bottom of all the buzz about NYC bees, urban beekeeping basics, and how to tell a City Bee from a Country Bee (Ok, maybe not that last one).
Join us!
TIME: 6:30-7:45PM
LOCATION: 91st Street Garden in Riverside Park
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LocationRiverside Park at 91st Street (View)
W. 91st Street in Riverside Park
New York, NY 10025
United States
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