Our supporters

FlowerWorld is delighted to support the Bumblebee Conservation Trust and as one of the leading independent flower importers and distributors in the UK we welcome the vital work that the Trust is doing.

In 2010 we launched the first packets of seeds to be given away with bouquets of flowers to support the Trust's work and encourage bees into gardens.

The Garden & Leisure Group are delighted to adopt BBCT as their Charity of the Year 2010 across their seven UK stores.

We are keen to encourage visitors to our stores to turn their gardens into sanctuaries for wildlife. Gardens nationwide cover a vast area, and individual choices really can make a big difference.

Throughout 2010 we plan to involve local residents and schoolchildren in raising awareness of the plight of bumblebees through fancy dress competitions, colouring competitions, in-store promotions, special bee-friendly seeds and plants, BBCT collection boxes, and lots of information for local bee lovers.

Broadland District Council is committed to helping to protect bees and to raise awareness of their importance.

We have joined the Bumblebee Conservation Trust to support their work in protecting bees.

Find out more about our work with bees at:

www.broadland.gov.uk/bee

Better Birding Through Technology

It's all about the Birds and the Bees! Birdguides are delighted to be supporting the important conservation work of the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. We look forward to working together on exciting projects in the future - watch this space!

Swift Ecology is an ecological consultancy that provides surveys and advice for protected species and habitats.  Our special interests include the fauna and flora of the grazing marshes and shingle beaches of south-east England and for that reason we are delighted to be supporting the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.

Hen and Hammock is an online retailer which sells eco-friendly garden products, including pollinating bee logs and bumblebee nesters.  Hen and Hammock is keen to support the Bumblebee Conservation Trust and has donated 10% of its last year’s profits to the Trust.