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Help your hive thrive

How can we better support local bees?

Bees are so important to the environment. This matrix will help support young people to consider how they can take positive steps in their everyday lives to help bees thrive.

Two hexagonal shapes, one with an activity idea and the other with a cartoon of Old Parliament House, with two bees in the background and a group of three girls.

Resources

Help your hive thrive – matrix

Help your hive thrive activity sheet.
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Do something for someone else

Explore stories of children spreading kindness through small positive actions.

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Explore the lives of First Nations people creating change through STEM.

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