Resources
Here you will find all Wheen Bee Foundation’s free resources for downloading, including posters, brochures, fact sheets and educational activities.
Whether you’re teacher, running a fundraising event or promoting bees to your local community, these resources can help you share information about bees and the work of the Wheen Bee Foundation.
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Click the links below to download resources.
Wheen Bee Foundation General Resource Pack
- Powerful Pollinators Planting Guides
- Wheen Bee Foundation Program DL Postcard
- Fact Sheet – Six ways to support Australia’s bees
- Wheen Bee Foundation brochure
- Impact Report
- Student Resource – Structure of a Hive
- Teacher Resources – Pollination Tag Game
- World Bee Day Poster
- Australian Pollinator Week Poster
- Pollination Dependency Poster
- We Need Bees Poster
Hard copy pack available when you make a $100 donation to the Wheen Bee Foundation.
Teaching Resource Pack
- Powerful Pollinators Planting Guides
- Wheen Bee Foundation Program DL Postcard
- Fact Sheet – Six ways to support Australia’s bees
- Wheen Bee Foundation brochure
- Impact Report
- Student Resource – Structure of a Hive
- Teacher Resources – Pollination Tag Game
- World Bee Day Poster
- Australian Pollinator Week Poster
- Pollination Dependency Poster
- We Need Bees Poster
Hard copy pack available when you make a $100 donation to the Wheen Bee Foundation.
Looking for more educational resources? Visit the Centre for Bee Education below.
Centre for Bee Education
The Centre for Bee Education is a national learning hub for science-based information about bees and other pollinators.
The online Centre is a collaboration between Wheen Bee Foundation and Bee School by Beechworth Honey and provides a wealth of learning resources and tools on the important role bees and other pollinators play in the environment and food production systems.
Visit the website below to explore more lesson plans, educational activities and worksheets.
Make a buzz about bees
Share your passion for bees and the environment by starting a conversation with others as a Bee Advocate.
By remembering our What4 talking points, you can help you get the conversation started by raising the problem with others.
What4 Talking Points:
- Bees are dying globally at an alarming rate.
- Bees pollinate one in every three mouthfuls of food we eat.
- Bee pollination is responsible for 65% of our food diversity.
- Our food security needs bee security.