wildspots
where we go
let the bees go too
a wildspot, defined and created by us, is simply this
an urban plot where the natural ecosystem and biodiversity are encouraged and celebrated
everything the bee collective does is aimed at breaking down the barrier between people and the world.
wildspots not only provide the much needed habitats and food our pollinators need to survive, they also provide a space for humans to get a little weird and wonderful.
native bee boxes
in 2020 we started our wildspot initiative with the plan to build and home 20 native bee boxes in columbus’ first wildspots.
through indiegogo we connected with so many humans who wanted to support the bee collective in this journey
why do we do these things? because we can.
where the bees went
wildspot #1- 410 w town st
wildspot #2 - learning garden
wildspot #3 - the vanderelli room
wildspot #4 - 129 studio
wildspot #5 - 995 east gibbert ave
wildspot #6 - three creeks produce farm
wildspot #7- 1875 oak st
wildspot #8 - 210 brighton rd
wildspot #9 - 4th street farms
wildspot #10 - glass axis
wildspot #11- bethany bronzeville garden
wildspot #12 - 813 campbell ave
wildspot #13 & 14 - southside family farms
wildspot #15 - columbus academy
wildspot #16 - whatfest - 1185 W Broad St
wildspot #17 - 871 sullivant ave
wildspot #18 - 267 kelton ave
wildspot #19 - 595 Tibet Road
what next
once you start building wildspots, there is unlimited potential
we tend them, plant there, host events, invite the neighborhood to enjoy and celebrate them
so far we have connected with community gardens, local businesses, art galleries, backyards, restaurants, local farms, non-profits
