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Bee-Friendly Experience

BEE Friendly seeks to play a part of in the global movement that seeks to improve and protect the quality of our natural environment through changes to environmentally harmful human activities. The global bee population is on the decline. Without bees, one third of our food source will be wiped out. You can BEE the solution. You can help save the earth.

Through a 45-minute experiential session, participants would get to learn:
1. How to prevent bee stings
2. What to do when stung
3. Importance of bees
4. Types of Singapore native bees
5. How honey is made
6. What is good honey
7. How to be counted as Friends of the Bees

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Terms & Conditions:
Participants who are eligible for vaccination (currently 12+ in Singapore) must be fully vaccinated by 21 November 2021 (14 days post 2nd shot).

By signing up with this activity, you are indicating that you have read and agree to our Terms & Conditions.

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Terms & Conditions:
By signing up for this activity, you are indicating that you (and the persons you had signed up for) have read and are agreeable to the following;

  • You are proceeding with the activity base on your full and free consent.
  • Should there be unfavorable weather or unforeseen circumstances on the date of the event, the activity shall be canceled. Ground-Up Initiative (GUI) or any staff or person in the organization will not bear any consequences resulting from the cancellation of the said activity.
  • You shall not be entitled to claim any compensation or other relief from the organization (e.g. Ground-Up Initiative (GUI)) or against any staff or person in the organization in respect of any injury/accident/loss which you may sustain/suffer while in the activity.
  • All expenses that may be incurred in the treatment of such injuries will be borne by you and no claim will be referred to the organization on this account.

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