Take a walk on any of the six Bee Paths
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07 May 2021Meet the different bees that live on our Bee Paths!
If you like to enjoy your time and observe nature and all of its inhabitants, even some of the smallest ones like the bees, we will explain where to learn more about them in this article. To get started we invite you to take a walk on the six bee paths of the cities of Amarante, Bydgoszcz, Cesena, Hegyvidek, Nea Propontida and Ljubljana. Read some information about them or take a more detailed stroll along them in the attached documents in English or the local languages.
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Two experiences of the Ljubljana bee path: “Where heritage meets urban” and “The bees go buzzing one by one”
Beekeeping has been present in the area of today's Municipality of Ljubljana since prehistory. Ljubljana, with all of its wealth of green areas and environmental consciousness offers a home to the bees and a quality development. With the “The Bee in Ljubljana” programme, the city is taking care of the development of beekeeping, organises various promotional events, and educates the youngest population within the API kindergarten school programme.
Discover the presence of bees in the centre of Amarante, from the nature that feeds them to the products they supply us!
Nothing better than walking the city streets together with BeePathNet on its pedestrian route. Along the dynamic and interactive route, points of interest related to the route will be triggered through a Bluetooth signal. Along this suggested route you will be able to visit points of sale of bee products, be dazzled by the forest park full of pollinators, visit the honey garden in the city centre and much more.
In Bydgoszcz the ambition is to create a lively Bee Path that combines sites in the city that are bee-friendly and where apiaries can be visited. The idea is to combine the green goods that Bydgoszcz is abundant in with the ecological education.
For now, and for the future, the City activities focus on two areas, namely increasing people's awareness on bees and wild pollinators through ecological education and shaping urban habitats aimed at increasing biodiversity, food base and habitat for bees and pollinators.
A map to discover and know more about the bee world and bee products in Cesena and surrounding areas.
Within the BeePathNet project the Municipality of Cesena realized an ambitious map in a digital and paper version, with information about apitourism and where to find products and experiences linked to bees and bee products. The Cesena map is the first attempt to create an experiential tourism led by the BeePathNet project, a real path with tastings, sightseeing and flavours within the urban area of Cesena and surroundings.
The Municipality of Hegyvidék together with its residents, experts and other partners has started to develop a Bee-path in the 12th district.
Recognizing the wonderful endowments of our district and the dangers that pollinators are facing, as well as the love of nature that exists not only in the municipality, but also in the people living in Hegyvidék, we thought to make Hegyvidék bee-friendly and pollinator-friendly in cooperation with the residents and professionals. That is why the path has its interactive stops where visitors and passers-by can learn something about how to create a healthy environment for bees and other pollinators in urban areas including the importance of pollination and pollinators.
BeePath of Nea Propontida invites citizens and visitors in order to guide them in the unique story of Greek honey, beekeeping and bees through tradition, art, nature and bee games!
While walking through the path, visitors can meet with the long local tradition of beekeeping and admire traditional beekeeping tools and continue their tour in the city of Nea Moudania. The Bee sculpture and several paintings on public buildings will be from now on the symbols of devotion and gratitude to our precious pollinators.
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