Conservation member outlines Bee City steps, seeks town support
William Green briefed the Brooklyn Agricultural Commission on requirements to become a Bee City, including an integrated pest management plan, demonstration native‑plant gardens, annual pollinator events, and a draft resolution for the Board of Selectmen.
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William Green, a member of the Brooklyn Conservation Commission, told the Brooklyn Agricultural Commission that the Bee City effort will require an integrated pest management plan, demonstration gardens of native plants and annual pollinator events. He said the committee is preparing a draft resolution for the Board of Selectmen and a native‑plant list to post on the town website.
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