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<p>The bee safari is returning to Farnham.</p>

The bees are back in town

<p>Group photo on the Bourne Green before the fancy dress handicap</p>

Farnham Runners hold annual club handicap race

<p>Weydon School's award-winning honey frame.</p>

Sweet success for Weydon School's honey-makers

<p>Erica shows a bee to a young participant</p>

Trail is a Bee-rilliant addition to Farnham Walking Festival

<p>One of the hives at More House School in Frensham.</p>

Frensham school celebrates first honey harvest

<p>Town mayor, Cllr Brodie Mauluka, tries out the rubbing plate in the library garden at the launch of the Farnham Bee Trail.</p>

Visitors swarm to museum garden for Farnham Bee Trail launch

<p>Some of the apple trees in the ancient Barley Meadows orchard</p>

Barley Meadows orchard saved

<p>Visitors the B-Earth day event in Buriton can check out the Bug Hotel along with numerous green-themed activities and stalls.</p>

Join the party and celebrate nature at 'B-Earth Day' event in Buriton

<p>Asian hornets are slightly smaller than a European hornet, which is two or three times the size of a common wasp, and are black with distinct yellow lower leg and a prominent yellow stripe on the forth segment of the abdomen</p>

Farnham Beekeepers issue 'urgent' Asian hornet warning after sightings

<p>Nina and Koula outside their B'elicious creperie in South Street, Farnham</p>

B'elicious: Greek duo Nina and Koula open 'dream' crêperie in Farnham

<p>Honeybees are under pressure from everything from climate change to pests</p>

Haslemere Museum beekeeper's rallying cry to save our pollinators

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Bees and butterflies find safe haven at a Liphook school

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Busy bees: Hampshire county and environmental group help pollinators

<p>Wildflowers on South Downs by Sam Moore</p>

Blooming marvellous! Huge habitat creation for bees in South Downs