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P-patch gardeners aid in research in mysterious bee disappearance

by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods on May 8, 2012

My Ballard reports on University of Washington researchers recruiting Seattle P-Patch members to assist them in trying to pin down possible causes for the mysterious “Colony Collapse Disorder”. Click here to read all about it!

Filed Under: P-Patch Community Gardens Tagged With: Ballard, P-Patch Community Gardening, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods

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