The food we eat depends on bees to pollinate the plants – and bees in turn depend on flowers for their food. Bees are especially threatened by a class of insecticides called neonicotinoids. When these […]
On April 8, Councillor Piccirilli chaired a meeting with the DPW to discuss recycling efforts in Watertown. The town’s contract with Republic haulers ends June 30, 2022, which gives us time to look at both […]
Members of WFCC have begun to monitor the climate impact of the many new buildings being planned for Watertown. In March, we attended a presentation on the development of the Watertown Arsenal complex by Alexandria […]
As spring is drawing swiftly near, Friends of Bees invites to you plant or enhance your pollinator garden. Pollinators need native flowers that will support a variety of native bees. Pollinators also need habitat to […]
At its Jan. 17 meeting, WFCC hosted Representatives John Lawn and Steve Owens. We filled them in on our current activities, including work on CCA’s, the new ZNE schools, the Watertown Climate Action Plan, and […]
Members of Watertown Faces Climate Change worked tirelessly, with guidance from 350 Mass Action, during 2019 and 2020, to get the Massachusetts State Legislature to pass a comprehensive climate bill. We were thrilled when a […]
Friends of Bees would like to thank Mount Auburn Cemetery for hosting a talk about native bees during Pollinator Week. To see this talk, just click on this post. You’ll see that there’s more to […]
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