
Bees! Ants! Worms! (School tours)
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Discover The Fascinating World Of Tiny Creatures At An Interactive Rooftop Farm Encounter
Embark on an entomological adventure at a unique rooftop farm designed to reconnect families with the wonders of nature. This immersive experience brings participants face to face with some of the smallest yet most vital creatures in our local ecosystem. By stepping into this green sanctuary, visitors gain a deeper appreciation for the complex roles that insects play in maintaining a healthy environment, all while enjoying a hands-on journey through science and sustainability.
At the bee encounter, guests suit up to observe rescued native honeybee colonies in their natural habitat. This segment highlights the remarkable work of pollinators as they harvest nectar and pollen within the garden. Participants learn about the critical importance of these insects to our food supply and local ecology, witnessing firsthand how bees contribute to the vitality of the surrounding plants and flowers through their tireless daily efforts in the garden.
The journey continues with an exploration of ant habitats through specially designed formicariums, where live feeding sessions reveal their complex social behaviors and life cycles. Afterward, the experience moves to a bioactive garden for a worm hunt. Here, participants learn how vermicomposting transforms biodegradable waste into nutrient-rich organic fertilizer. This segment provides practical insights into soil health and carbon sequestration, demonstrating how small creatures contribute to the larger cycle of life and sustainable gardening practices.
This educational program combines science, sustainability, and fun, offering children and adults an unforgettable opportunity to learn about the environment. By engaging directly with bees, ants, and earthworms, visitors leave with a newfound respect for the tiny architects of our world. The experience serves as a perfect introduction to ecological stewardship, encouraging families to consider their own impact on the planet while enjoying a memorable day outdoors in a vibrant, living classroom setting.
Discover The Fascinating World Of Tiny Creatures At An Interactive Rooftop Farm Encounter
Embark on an entomological adventure at a unique rooftop farm designed to reconnect families with the wonders of nature. This immersive experience brings participants face to face with some of the smallest yet most vital creatures in our local ecosystem. By stepping into this green sanctuary, visitors gain a deeper appreciation for the complex roles that insects play in maintaining a healthy environment, all while enjoying a hands-on journey through science and sustainability.
At the bee encounter, guests suit up to observe rescued native honeybee colonies in their natural habitat. This segment highlights the remarkable work of pollinators as they harvest nectar and pollen within the garden. Participants learn about the critical importance of these insects to our food supply and local ecology, witnessing firsthand how bees contribute to the vitality of the surrounding plants and flowers through their tireless daily efforts in the garden.
The journey continues with an exploration of ant habitats through specially designed formicariums, where live feeding sessions reveal their complex social behaviors and life cycles. Afterward, the experience moves to a bioactive garden for a worm hunt. Here, participants learn how vermicomposting transforms biodegradable waste into nutrient-rich organic fertilizer. This segment provides practical insights into soil health and carbon sequestration, demonstrating how small creatures contribute to the larger cycle of life and sustainable gardening practices.
This educational program combines science, sustainability, and fun, offering children and adults an unforgettable opportunity to learn about the environment. By engaging directly with bees, ants, and earthworms, visitors leave with a newfound respect for the tiny architects of our world. The experience serves as a perfect introduction to ecological stewardship, encouraging families to consider their own impact on the planet while enjoying a memorable day outdoors in a vibrant, living classroom setting.
- Hand-feed pollen to rescued honeybees
- Study ants’ secret lives
- Hunt for and handle live soil critters
- Personal expenses
- Gratuities
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Nothing but 5 ✨. I first ordered a couple of packs of Heathers honey and it was the yummiest honey I’ve ever had. Mum loved it too. The quality and flavour speaks for itself. Today I got 6 more packs of different types delivered. I wish there were bigger sized bottles. Can’t wait to visit Olly’s farm.

To put it simply ..... I thought I was eating / tasting honey ..... till I tried Olly's Farm honey !!!!! Ordered both a Spring + Summer variant of the honeys ( excellent ordering and delivery service) . The flavors / aromas from both honeys is fantastic ( you can really taste the seasonal difference between both honeys .... in strength , taste / flower aromas etc etc ) . A real gift for your taste buds !!!! Add to this , you are supporting a home grown , natural / organic oriented Irish business !! Highly .... Highly recommended !!!!!!!

Excellent honey. We tasted different kinds of honey at Olyy’s farm late August 2025. The honey was delicious and Olly is very friendly. Each jar is labeled with the location and kinds of flower the honey bees used to make the honey.












