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Working with the public

In order to change old mindsets, and to make people aware of the importance of maintaining the biodiversity of wild bees, the aim of Urbanbees is to reach out to as many people as possible. For each public event, the number of participants is estimated at the time of planning, and is updated as time goes by.
By the end of the five years, and thanks to the different events run by the programme, a large part of the inhabitants, children, politicians, and green space managers of Greater Lyon will have been exposed to our campaign about the importance of the conservation of wild bees.
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Planned |
Completed as of 31 july 2012 |
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• 31 inauguration and information days at Urbanbees research sites • 5500 people |
• 12 inaugural days and 12 information days • 2 840 people |
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• 40 conferences • 3000 people |
• 26 conferences • 2337 people |
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• 400 events in schools • 6000 children, secondary school and university students |
• 134 events • 2000 children, secondary school and university students |
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• Events welcoming volunteers • 10 000 households involved |
• 494 people have attended to 37 outings to observe bees • 51 contributors to the photo contest • 1010 people awareness in exhibit outside • 107 people attended to the workshops • 68 people attended to the 7 training sessions to learn how to prepare specimens and work on the identification of families • 8 nests workshops for 88 persons • 2500 houses received the practical guide and bag of wild seeds.
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• 30 training days for green space land managers • 360 participants |
• 6 training of 2 days to staff from Meyzieu, Lyon and Ste Foy-lès-Lyon • 1 training of 2 days for arboriculturists and 1 for farmers • 5 trainings of 2 days for futur farmers • 6 trainings of 1/2 day for farmers and futur farmers. |
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• 58 elected environmental officials and green space land managers will be met |
• 22 communes or districts are involved • 39 elected environmental officials and green space land managers |

