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Pollination Summit with Mark L Winston

For 2018, Peterborough Pollinators, in collaboration with non-profit organizations and community members, are excited to be planning a pollination Summit on May 5th and May 6th with special guest Mark L. Winston. The weekend will include visits to Peterborough’s outstanding pollination gardens, community stewarded urban beehives, and an exciting cross-pollination dialogue between community members, beekeepers, activists, conservationists, and pollinators! Mark Winston will be our keynote speaker in the evening of May 5th at the historic Market Hall in downtown Peterborough.

Mark Winston is the author of the Governor General’s Literary Award winning book, Bee Time: Lessons from the Hive and former Director for the Centre for Dialogues at Simon Fraser University. Recognized as one of the world’s leading expert on bees and pollination, Mark has had an illustrious career researching, teaching, writing and commenting on bees and agriculture, environmental issues, and science policy.

He has co-authored a new book, Listening to the Bees, with Canadian poet Renée Sarojini Saklikar.  It is a compendium of his field notes and her poems and will be in book stores on April 28, 2018.  If you reserved a copy through us, be sure to bring $25 cash for each copy ordered and get them  signed at Saturday evening’s event!

To learn more about Mark and his work, visit his website.

Ticket covers: Honey Fair, book signing, and talk. $28/regular, $18/student (includes MH fee)

Ticket is for the afternoon dialog. Only 50 available. $15 plus 1.68 fee.

Saturday May 5th

The Performing Arts Center is on the 3rd Floor (there is an elevator).  Entry is by a door behind the building.  There is limited street parking.  Parking is free on Saturday in the underground garage at Peterborough Square (next door to the Center), at the King Street Parkade and at Simcoe St Garage.

There will be a cash bar run by Market Hall during the event.

Doors will open to public at 7 pm at Market Hall.  The Honey Fair will feature all things bees: honey, garden support, beekeeping, information! The entry area walls will display posters and large photos.  Concurrent with this Mark Winston will be signing copies of his new  book (reserve a copy) in the main hall area.

Mark Winston will give his featured talk beginning at 8 pm.  There will be a short period at the end for questions.

After his talk and question period, Mark Winston will remain in the main hall area to continue book signings.

The Market Hall bar is happy to remain open after the talk so attendees can socialize over a beer or two (be mindful of your limit if driving or have a designated driver!).  Some Honey Fair vendors may re-0pen as well.

Sunday May 6th

There will be three tours available to attendees:

  • a private garden that supports native pollinators
  • an urban park with  pollinator gardens
  • a community hive installation at a church

More details will be available closer to the event.  Walks will be dependent on weather.

This is a ticketed event at Lett Architects, 138 Simcoe St, Peterborough.

Mark L. Winston will leading a visioning dialog, with assistance from Ben Wolfe, centered on the question “What if we could change our relationship with nature?”.

The mid-afternoon refreshment break will feature local herbal teas sweetened with local honeys!

Sponsors
Are Sweet!

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The Avant-Garden Shop
Central Ontario Beekeepers Association
Cambrium Consulting and Engineering

Quinte
Beekeepers'
Association

Sustainable Trent
Lett Architects Inc.
Camp Kawartha
Durham Region Beekeepers Association
Hunnabees Honey & Co
Peterborough GreenUP
Kawartha Dairy
Transition Town Peterborough
Peterborough Field Naturalists