Update – 22 July 2021

In this update, Dr Alain Neher, Senior Lecturer at the School of Business at Charles Sturt University, continues the conversations about this research project.

Did you know that pollinators are connected to one in three bites of what you eat?

And that they are super important for soil and water health?

And that they’re the basis of the ecosystem and biodiversity?

There is a general decline of pollinators around the world and in Australia. It’s not just bees, its birds, butterflies and other pollinators. We need to act urgently to address the decline!

A team within the School of Management & Marketing secured a Sustainability at Charles Sturt Grant to create a B&B (Bed & Breakfast for birds, bees, butterflies and biodiversity) on the Bathurst Campus.

This pollinator garden will provide much needed rest and revival for pollinators who are experiencing alarming population declines.

Want to get involved? Just email beegarden@csu.edu.au

Photo: Unsplash / Jason Leung