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The Boyd Bee

Meet the Boyd Bee, sketched in about five minutes back in 2008 he has been used in posters, leaflets and BeeWick cards and appears in multiple locations all over the web, at the Isle of Wight Festival he was joined by 38 wooden bees created in his image.

Projects

• Bees
  • Our work with the Isle of Wight Festival
  • Let it Bee Campaign
  • What's up with our Bees?
  • What can you do for bees?
  • Bee Friendly Gardening
  • The Boyd Bee
• Save our Swifts
• Elm Trees
• Alverstone Marsh
• Ventnor Wall Lizards
• Black Poplars
• Thorness Bay Saltmarsh
• Arreton Cross
• Island Climate Care
• Bohemia Bog
• Munsley Bog
• West Wight Nursery