Hum, hum, hum – a visit to bees, creepy-crawlies and co

Children of primary school age with their grandparents visit a huge green oasis in the middle of an industrial area with lots of insects, creepy-crawlies and the like.

With a beekeeper, you will learn how the bee colony produces honey in a perfect division of labor. We investigate how they pollinate flowers and sow bee-friendly flowers for the home. There will be a honey tasting during a short picnic break. In the garden there is a pond with dragonflies and water fleas, as well as insect hotels and compost beds with lots of small creepy-crawlies, which we examine with a magnifying glass and microscope and build an insect nest for them.

Children of primary school age with their grandparents/parents. Please bring a magnifying glass, cup magnifier, tweezers, a collection box (if available) and a rucksack.