Bee Power for Our Planet Exhibit

The Dogwood Garden Club of Big Stone Gap, Va., will host “Bee” Power for Our Planet Exhibit in observance for Earth Week.

This exhibit will showcase the vital role pollinators play in sustaining life on Earth. This educational exhibit will highlight the importance of planting native species of flowers, trees, and plants that support the local ecosystems. The importance why caring for bees, birds and butterflies is essential for biodiversity and why recycling is important. Discover how small actions can make a big difference for our planet. Let’s all work together to create a heathier, greener world—one plant, one pollinator at a time. 

The Dogwood Garden Club is dedicated to community beautification throughout the town of Big Stone Gap. For more information about the Dogwood Garden Club, please contact one of the members.

There is no charge to visit the exhibit; however, if you wish to tour the museum, the regular admission rates apply. Adults $5, Children 6-12 $3.00, Under 6 Free.

For more information about this exhibit, please call the Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park at 276-523-9640.

About Earth Day

In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, Virginia State Parks offers a range of special events and activities highlighting the importance of conservation and sustainability. Visitors are invited to participate in educational programs, guided nature walks, wildlife observation, tree plantings and service projects to help preserve the beauty and biodiversity of the state’s 44 parks.  

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