Winners of previous Bee Bold Awards

Engaging with nature initiatives through staff volunteering and creating innovative habitats within their Filton site.

Establishing a community nature reserve across Emersons Green featuring both private gardens and public land.

Working with the local urban community to transform overlooked green spaces into enriched wildlife areas.

Designing sustainable housing developments that incorporate nature, community food growing, and climate resilience.

Creating wildflower meadows in the city centre with help from volunteers as part of a new Green Infrastructure plan.

Managing their gardens as a space for nature whilst supporting residents’, staff and visitors' wellbeing.

Changing the grassland management schemes across their estates to benefit pollinators and biodiversity.

Youth group taking action to help pollinators and educate others on their importance both at home and abroad.

Creating a pollinator-friendly farming model to provide regenerative, localised and natural food supplies.

Digital technology agency planting trees and creating their own ‘Co-forest’ for pollinators and biodiversity.

Improving biodiversity and pollinator habitats in Long Ashton and working with other organisations to take action.

Integrating nature into the heart of their campuses through ‘Beelines’ whilst raising awareness and changing behaviours of staff, students and visitors.

Social enterprise working together to turn an urban piece of abandoned land into a space for nature.

Not only benefiting pollinators but for supporting improved health and welfare.

Low-cost and effective, having required simple engagement with landowners, but producing great results for pollinators.

Community members coming together and supporting pollinators and using wildflowers in conjunction with orchards.

Supporting and educating the community to make change in their own settings.

Educating children to take action, which in turn is inspiring parents and the wider family to get involved.