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Bee company supports project to restore Exmoor wildflower meadows for pollinators

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FAMILY-run business Buckley’s Bees, which is dedicated to reversing the decline of Britain’s native honeybee population, is sponsoring Exmoor National Park Authority’s ‘Sowing the Seeds’ project to restore wildflower meadows across the moor.
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Bee company supports project to restore Exmoor wildflower meadows for pollinators

FAMILY-run business Buckley’s Bees, which is dedicated to reversing the decline of Britain’s native honeybee population, is sponsoring Exmoor National Park Authority’s ‘Sowing the Seeds’ project to restore wildflower meadows across the moor.

·Minehead, United Kingdom
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wsfp.co.uk broke the news in Minehead, United Kingdom on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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