Cross County Center sets up bee hives to help struggling bee population
Two new beehives are being installed at the Cross County Center with a goal to increase the bee population.
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Apr 12, 2022, 9:40 AM
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Updated 1,123 days ago
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17ds agoA unique way to help the
struggling bee population is creating quite a buzz in Yonkers.
Two new beehives are being
installed at the Cross County Center with a goal to increase the bee
population.
Each
colony will start with 10,000 bees and will hopefully grow to 50,000 by the
peak of the season.
A
naming contest for the queen bees is underway on the County Center's Instagram
page.
Organizers are hoping for some
"un - bee - lieveable" ideas!
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