Bee Friendly City Award Campaign

In this section

  1. Bee Friendly City Award Campaign
  2. Bee Friendly City Map and Gallery
  3. How can I get involved?
  4. All about bees

Bee Friendly City Map and Gallery

Helping bees? Add your activity to our Bee Friendly Stoke map!

Are you doing your bit for bees? Whether you’ve planted some bee friendly blooms, made a mini meadow at your school, or left a patch of your lawn to grow wild, we want to know!

Send an email about your bee friendly activities to our Climate and Nature Officer Liz Peck at liz.peck@stoke.gov.uk

Photos are welcome too.

Bee friendly stoke map

Bee Friendly Stoke – what’s happening

  • Bee corridor - Birches Head Get Growing community garden project
  • Bee friendly community garden - Smithfield Stoke –– coming soon!
  • Wildflower meadow created by Festival Stoke - Stoke Minster
  • Wildflower meadow - Berryhill Fields Local Nature Reserve
  • Wildlife area and areas of naturalised grassland - Longton Park
  • Bee friendly garden – ST3 7BL 
  • Bee friendly garden – ST3 7BE
  • Bee friendly garden and wildflower area – Project Indi, Sneyd Green
  • Bee friendly allotments – Richmond Street Allotments, Stoke
  • Bee friendly garden - ST3 3JQ
  • Bee friendly community garden - Bradeley Centre Community Garden
  • Bee friendly herb garden - Ford Green Hall Museum Garden
  • Bee friendly garden - ST5 9AS
  • Bee friendly wildflower garden with bee hotel – Milton Parish Church
  • Bee friendly garden – ST3 2EZ
  • Bee friendly allotments – Dolly’s Lane Allotments, Burslem
  • Bee friendly planting and bee hotel - The Paw Print Remembrance Garden, Carmountside Cemetery and Crematorium