Professor David Bellamy at Pudsey Southroyd Primary School planting some trees, with the help of the children. The trees were donated by St Johns Shopping Centre in Leeds. Staff from the St Johns Centre also made a presentation at Southroyd, explaining the involvement of commerce in supporting schools. The presentation formed part of the school’s Earth Summit, where children presented their opinions on how they can save energy, recycle more and take care of the planet. Planting at Pudsey Southroyd Primary.
Bee Aware is an exciting and innovative approach for public and private sector organisations to help them to minimise their impact on the environment and become an integral part of the local community.
Through the Bee Aware programme of training and promotion, partner companies can see a host of benefits including money and energy savings, improved efficiency, motivated staff, great PR stories, effective and innovative marketing and increased community engagement. Not to mention that they are well on the way to achieving the ISO 14001 Environmental Management Standard, the internationally recognised standard for environmental management.
Professor David Bellamy at Pudsey Southroyd Primary School planting some trees, with the help of the children. The trees were donated by St Johns Shopping Centre in Leeds. Staff from the St Johns Centre also made a presentation at Southroyd, explaining the involvement of commerce in supporting schools. The presentation formed part of the school’s Earth Summit, where children presented their opinions on how they can save energy, recycle more and take care of the planet.pictures from the planting.
Bee Aware founder Judith Wright accepted a prestigious environmental award at a glittering ceremony onboard the Royal Yacht Britannia. A special Gold Award was presented to Bee Aware in the 2009 Green Apple Awards for retail organisations. The award recognised Bee Aware’s important work with shopping centres throughout the country. The presentation took place in the spectacular setting of the Royal Yacht Britannia which is permanently moored in Edinburgh. Judith is pictured with her husband Bob and Professor Bellamy.