Engaging Corporate Workshops on Pollinators and Sustainability

J&J Pure Honey delivers engaging, interactive bee presentations for businesses and corporate teams, exploring the fascinating world of honey bees, beekeeping, pollination and biodiversity.

Ideal for employee engagement, sustainability initiatives, wellbeing programmes and workplace events, our presentations offer something refreshingly different for your team.

Available across West London, Surrey, Berkshire and surrounding areas.

Create a buzz in your workplace! Get in touch to arrange a visit.

A visit consists of 2 parts.
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A. Interactive presentation packed with visual aids.
‍The presentation will cover:
1. Ecosystem and pollination.
2. Honeybees, species, and biology.
3. Honeybees, hives, threats, and Asian hornet.
4. Build a hive model

‍B. Meeting the Bees Experience.
The employees have an opportunity to see honeybees in an observation hive; a safe learning environment to watch and develop understanding about these amazing creatures. they also have the opportunity to try a bee suit or vale protection and hold a smoker and hive tool. (Taking photos is very common)

School Presentation 1
Biology of A Honeybee
Presentation by James
Observatory hive Pic 1
Observatory hive
We were delighted to welcome James from J&J Pure Honey to Churchview Care Home, where he spent time with our residents sharing his knowledge and passion for the fascinating world of bees!

Our residents enjoyed learning about bees, beekeeping, honey, and just how important these little pollinators are to our environment. It was an educational, engaging and truly memorable afternoon.

A huge thank you to James and J&J Pure Honey for taking the time to visit us and share your wonderful knowledge with our residents. We loved having you!
Churchview Care home
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