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SUMMARY:Wild Bees at Brookgreen Gardens
DESCRIPTION:Wild Bees\, an exhibition showcasing the works of Paula Sharp and Ross Eatman\, is a collection of stunning macro photographs depicting the world of America's native bees. The exhibit is on a national tour of prominent museums\, botanical gardens and galleries.\n\nSharp and Eatman are co-authors of the highly-regarded and popular website\, Wild Bees of New York\, the culmination of a three-year project tracking and photographing more than 120 northeastern bee species. Supported by the New York State Environmental Protection Fund\, the project focused on bees of New York's Rockefeller State Park Preserve\, a forested area that is home to many woodland bee species\; and Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture\, an experimental farmland with orchards\, vegetable gardens and apiaries.\n\nWild Bees Photographers\n\nPaula Sharp is a photojournalist and writer. She is the author of the bestseller Crows Over a Wheatfield and four other New York Times Notable Books. Sharp has traveled throughout the United States and Brazil\, photographing and documenting life here and in the Amazon. Ross Eatman has been a nature and travel photographer for twenty years. He is a co-founder of Sharp-Eatman Nature Photography\, a society dedicated to documenting conservation issues.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Wild \;Bees\, an exhibition showcasing the works of Paula Sharp and Ross Eatman\, is a collection of stunning macro photographs depicting the world of America&rsquo\;s native \;bees. The exhibit is on a national tour of prominent museums\, botanical gardens and galleries.
\n\nSharp and Eatman are co-authors of the highly-regarded and popular website\, \;Wild \;Bees \;of New York\, the culmination of a three-year project tracking and photographing more than 120 northeastern bee species. Supported by the New York State Environmental Protection Fund\, the project focused on \;bees \;of New York&rsquo\;s Rockefeller State Park Preserve\, a forested area that is home to many woodland bee species\; and Stone Barns Center for Food &\; Agriculture\, an experimental farmland with orchards\, vegetable gardens and apiaries.
\n\nWild Bees Photographers
\n\nPaula Sharp is a photojournalist and writer. She is the author of the bestseller Crows Over a Wheatfield and four other New York Times Notable Books. Sharp has traveled throughout the United States and Brazil\, photographing and documenting life here and in the Amazon. Ross Eatman has been a nature and travel photographer for twenty years. He is a co-founder of Sharp-Eatman Nature Photography\, a society dedicated to documenting conservation issues.
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LOCATION:Brookgreen Gardens Noble Gallery of the Rainey Sculpture Pavilion Murrells Inlet\, SC
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DTSTAMP:20260920T125002Z
URL:https://www.visitgeorge.com/events/details/wild-bees-at-brookgreen-gardens-12535
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