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West Stockbridge Historical Society presents ‘The World of Bees’ Friday, Nov. 13
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Source: The Berkshire Edge

West Stockbridge — The West Stockbridge Historical Society (WSHS) Nature Series will host “The World of Bees,” with ecologist Kyle Bradford on Friday, November 13, at 7 p.m. at Old Town Hall (9 Main Street). Audience members will have the opportunity to hear from Bradford about bees and the important work they do to hold together our food systems and ecosystems—and what is putting that work at risk. Admission is free for WSHS members with a $10 suggested donation for non-members. Those interested in attending should reserve their seats through the WSHS website. Bradford, a biologist at the Hawthorn Valley Farming Ecology Program, has over a decade of field experience, having worked and studied coast to coast. This includes ant surveys in Columbia County, N.Y., insect pest detection in California vineyards, and graduate research on ants in the pine barrens of western Massachusetts.
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