Bee Keeper Statue
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A Tribute to the Bee Keeper Statue
Located in Nottingham, the Bee Keeper Statue honors the vital role of beekeepers in preserving biodiversity. This statue is not just a representation of a skilled artisan but also signifies the importance of bees in our ecosystem.
Unveiled in 1997, the statue was created by local artist David Annand and commissioned by the Nottingham Bee Keeping Association. Its detailed craftsmanship captures the essence of beekeeping, showcasing a beekeeper tending to hives amidst floral elements. The statue serves as a cultural landmark, emphasizing the connection between urban life and nature.
Unforgettable Highlights
🐝 Key highlight #1: Intricate Bronze Work - The statue features finely detailed bees and floral motifs.
🌼 Key highlight #2: Ecosystem Awareness - Raises awareness about the significance of pollinators.
🌳 Key highlight #3: Urban Green Space - Situated in a small park, it encourages visitors to enjoy nature.
Accessibility is free, allowing tourists, families, and nature enthusiasts to appreciate this unique piece of art and its educational message.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Bee Keeper Statue
Local Artist
Created by David Annand, a Nottingham-based sculptor known for his public artworks.
Public Awareness
The statue serves to promote awareness of biodiversity and the decline of bee populations.
Community Engagement
It has become a focal point for local beekeeping events and educational programs.
Location
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Opening Hours
Friday:
Open Year-Round
Monday:
Open Year-Round
Saturday:
Open Year-Round
Sunday:
Open Year-Round
Thursday:
Open Year-Round
Tuesday:
Open Year-Round
Wednesday:
Open Year-Round
Contact Information
Price
Free. No ticket required to visit the statue.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings for fewer crowds; best light for photography.