Bee Beaches in Staffordshire: Innovative Habitats for Threatened Species
Across habitats in Staffordshire and the West Midlands, bee “beaches” are being created to support a threatened bee species, the tormentil mining bee. This bee once believed to be locally extinct, has been recently spotted in Brownhills Common and Chasewater. To aid the nesting process, diggers will remove vegetation, allowing the bees to burrow into …
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