Oslo Embarking On First Known ‘Bee Highway’
- 9 years ago
Oslo, Norway, has begun building a ‘bee highway’ which consists of setting up numerous flowering areas where the bees can feed and not feel stressed while traveling in the city.
Norway’s capital city, Oslo, is in the midst of building the world’s first known “bee highway.”
The goal is to ensure that there are flowers for local bees to feed on about every 800 feet so they don’t feel as stressed or starved while traveling through the urban area.
Thus far, a grassy outside space has been replanted with nectar-rich flowers like marigolds.
To cover the expanse of buildings, a local gardening group has distributed
Norway’s capital city, Oslo, is in the midst of building the world’s first known “bee highway.”
The goal is to ensure that there are flowers for local bees to feed on about every 800 feet so they don’t feel as stressed or starved while traveling through the urban area.
Thus far, a grassy outside space has been replanted with nectar-rich flowers like marigolds.
To cover the expanse of buildings, a local gardening group has distributed