Proposed bee hive, Chapel Street Community Garden, Magill

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The Chapel Street Community Garden Committee are seeking to install a professionally managed bee hive at the Garden. Council seeks your feedback on this installation.

The Chapel Street Community Garden (CSCG) was set up with the support of the City of Burnside and officially opened in May 2012. It is run by a passionate group of community members who meet monthly to guide the management of the Garden that features raised garden beds producing organic produce, a rain garden, aqua garden, pizza oven, barbecue and scarecrow.

What is happening?

The CSCG Committee seek to install a PIRSA* registered bee hive

The Chapel Street Community Garden Committee are seeking to install a professionally managed bee hive at the Garden. Council seeks your feedback on this installation.

The Chapel Street Community Garden (CSCG) was set up with the support of the City of Burnside and officially opened in May 2012. It is run by a passionate group of community members who meet monthly to guide the management of the Garden that features raised garden beds producing organic produce, a rain garden, aqua garden, pizza oven, barbecue and scarecrow.

What is happening?

The CSCG Committee seek to install a PIRSA* registered bee hive at the Garden. The bee hive would be managed by the Adelaide Bee Sanctuary, who manage hives in other gardens for the City of Charles Sturt, Government House, Adelaide Zoo, Adelaide Showground and at other locations across Adelaide.

Locating bees at the Garden will increase crop yields from pollination, produce honey and provide a benefit to the ecosystem beyond the garden boundary by pollinating plants. The bees contribute to environmental sustainability and will further extend the educational value of the Garden for the local primary schools and
community groups that visit.

Can I get involved with the Garden?

Members of the public are very welcome to be part of the community garden’s success. Join the community at the monthly open days on the third Saturday of each month.

This is an opportunity to meet the community, help out in the garden and find out more about how to get involved. For more information contact CSCG at 8331 9344 (Monday - Friday 9 am - 1 pm) or email chapelstgarden@morialtauca.org.au

Community gardening

Community gardening offers an enormous number of cultural, social, economic and health benefits, from increasing our community's food security, to adding to the ecological sustainability and attractiveness of our neighbourhoods.

Community gardening can also teach us about healthy eating and about where our food comes from. In addition to these benefits, community gardening is a great social activity, enabling us to get to know our neighbours, meet like-minded people, and build a strong sense of community.

Can I give feedback on the proposed bee hive?

Yes. Please submit your response via email below.

Please provide your feedback by 5 pm Wednesday 12 July 2017.

I need more information

For more information contact Council's Community Development Officer, Jennifer Mann, by email at jmann@burnside.sa.gov.au or telephone 8366 4200.

*PIRSA - Department of Primary Industries and Regions, South Australia

Consultation has concluded

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    This community consultation was open for comment from 21 June – 12 July 2017.

    In early 2017, the Chapel Street Community Garden Committee requested to install a PIRSA* registered beehive at the Chapel Street Community Garden (CSCG).

    This request was approved, which allowed the Community Garden to work with Adelaide Bee Sanctuary to install and maintain the beehive at the Garden.

    The bees were moved to the Garden on 9 September and the Adelaide Bee Sanctuary has since been monitoring the hive during the settling in process.

    The location of bees at the Garden will increase crop yields from pollination, produce honey and provide a benefit to the ecosystem beyond the garden boundary by pollinating plants. The bees contribute to environmental sustainability and community groups that visit.

    Members of the public are most welcome to be involved in the Garden. Join the community at the monthly open day is on the third Saturday of each month. For more information, please contact the (GSCG) at 8331 9344 (Monday – Friday 9 am – 1 pm) or email chapelstgarden@morialtauca.org.au

    *PIRSA – Department of Primary Industries and Regions, South Australia

  • Community Gardening

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    Community Gardening offers an enormous number of cultural, social, economic and health benefits, from increasing our community’s food security, to adding to the ecological sustainability and attractiveness of our neighbourhoods.

    Community gardening can also teach us about healthy eating and about where our food comes from. In addition to these benefits, community gardening is a great social activity, enabling us to get to know our neighbours, meet like-minded people, and build a strong sense of community.