Save the bees

Hi, I'm Laura, and my team members are testing it.

Our project has to do all about these and saving

them. This is an explanation of our problems.

The problem we're dealing with is the amount of bees

that are surrounding the school trash cans for the safety

of everyone on campus and the bees themselves.

We would like to relocate them, preferably with a new

permanent be home.

That is a safe distance away from the students we

have heard many times.

People complain about these.

Most people are not fans of these in your homes

in schools because they fear them.

They view them as dangerous and unsafe.

This is mainly because a lot of people are uneducated

about these.

These will only sting if they absolutely have to sing.

This is because they cannot sing repeatedly.

They can only sting other bugs repeatedly, but when it

comes to mammals, their singer gets stuck in the skin,

and when this happens, their singer is removed and it's

fatal. However, there is a low percentage of people that

do know that bees have a small population.

This all leads back to the amount of education people

get about bees this side is all about previous solutions.

These can be lured from their original location by using

sweet fruits such as mangoes.

They can be lured between 15 to 20 ft away

from their original location, and this can be repeated to

move the bees to a desired location.

The solution doesn't harm the hive of the beast.

It would just attract them to locate to a new

location. Another solution would be relocating the bees with the

help of a beekeeper for the safety of everyone involved.

There have been several solutions on how to lure away

bees without hurting them in the process.

More specifically, hives and plants that these will be attracted

to. There are many types of be homes that suit

the different types of beaks.

However, most of these solutions require maintenance of some sort

or an actual beekeeper.

And this usually requires a person that feels comfortable with

bees and has some knowledge of peace.

This is why most of these solutions don't work.

We would like a solution that would not require as

much maintenance, maybe a checkup with a club that is

interested in learning more about these.

Okay, so for our solution.

We want to make a new P home that is

a safe distance away from the students, so we don't

want them in the core of yard area or senior

patio area.

Where be harmful Time students kind of like wearing goals

are meant to repel these from our wanted areas such

as those and daisies coming to try to one location.

So the idea is to kind of push them out

and then learn them away.

And another area, ideally, for a location that's like outside

of school, not necessarily where all the students would be

something in the back woods area.

Um, I want to be home till it face the

sense that when they sent comes up, then they kind

of waste them up.

I want to some warm stand out there.

I'll go outside, do their business.

Afternoon. We want to make yourself have some shade, so

the location is very important situation.

I also want to make sure there's some installations so

that these can stay warm even during the winter.

Oh, yeah?

And then we also have some holes inside the wood

just so that we can, of course, breathe.

So ventilation?

Yes, and this product lived and results should be for

every day, weeks and that it doesn't make some requirements

for, like, maintenance or keeping.

No one has to really go there every single day.

Look after and again has to be safe just and

the rest of schools.

Um, so what is the status of the whole thing?

So every week or so to make sure that these

plants are watered and that they are taking care of

some things are dying.

Uh, some kind of unpreventable because patients, but for the

most part, they are safe.

And oh, the daisies are like are the ones that

are going to be attracted nonsense.

And then for the future, we want to make sure

that in order to keep the school, say these ones

and these have been, you know, dangerous, fascinating to the

school cell.

When I sent a club to kind of maintain they're

so again, of course not going to be every day

that we don't just to make sure that the higher

the homes are taking care of, uh, looked out for

and then yeah, and then they will have to put

a minimum amount of effort to taking care of those

homes. Oh, Throughout our project, we have followed this project

timeline. This lays out what needs to get done and

when it needs to be accomplished.

By first, we came up with a plan of what

we wanted to base our project off of.

We knew that these were a problem here at Lyman,

always trying to steal or serve and other food items

off our plates during our meals.

After we came up with a plan, everything else was

easy. Came up with a supply list of materials needed

to accomplish our goals.

And as soon as our materials were ordered and delivered,

we were able to begin working on everything.

As of right now, we are in the process of

actually building the B box, hopefully to be done in

the next coming weeks.

As you can see here, as soon as the plants

arrived, we went out and planted them around the courtyard

and the senior patio.

These plants help steer these away from our plates.

We added some fertilizer, and every two weeks we water

them to make sure they're healthy and getting all the

nutrients needed to survive on this slide are references.

We have to do extensive research to find out the

correct living arrangements for the bees and what plants are

best. Our goal is not to hurt them, but just

to give them a better place to live.

Thank you for listening to our presentation, and we hope

that you will do your part and make sure that

all the food gets to the trash cans.

Save the bees

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