Protecting Long Island's Biodiversity: Local Programs to Build Bee Hotels for Native Species

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Native bees play a key role in biodiversity and pollination, yet they are less recognized than honeybees. In New York State, there are over 300 species of these important insects. Wildlife biologist Ranger Eric Powers from CEED conducts educational programs on Long Island about these native pollinators. The program includes a presentation and practical activities to support these bees.