Walking tour of Carlow Town through the eyes of a bee

The garden bumblebee is distinguished by its long tongue used for feeding on pollen in deep-flowered plantsplaceholder image
The garden bumblebee is distinguished by its long tongue used for feeding on pollen in deep-flowered plants

Tour will include a visit to Carlow Town's very own apiary

A walking tour of the town of Carlow through the eyes of a bee; what is the natural landscape that bees thrive in. Why do our towns need them? Tour will include a visit to Carlow town's very own apiary. Led by Carlow Beekeepers Association. 

Part of Town Planners; a year-long programme of design activities throughout 2018.

Town Planners is co-produced by VISUAL Carlow and Workhouse Union and funded through the Arts Council Engaging with Architecture Strand.

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