Families Plant Wildflowers at Pioneer Village to Bring Back the Bees

Families join Honey Nut Cheerios in planting a pollinator-friendly garden at Black Creek Pioneer Village. The event was in celebration of the #BringBackTheBees campaign which saw Honey Nut Cheerios give away more ...

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TORONTO, June 10, 2016 /CNW/ - Families join Honey Nut Cheerios in planting a pollinator-friendly garden at Black Creek Pioneer Village. The event was in celebration of the #BringBackTheBees campaign which saw Honey Nut Cheerios give away more than 115 millions wildflower seeds to Canadians across the country.

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Image with caption: "Families join Honey Nut Cheerios in planting a pollinator-friendly garden at Black Creek Pioneer Village. The event was in celebration of the #BringBackTheBees campaign which saw Honey Nut Cheerios give away more than 115 millions wildflower seeds to Canadians across the country. (Photo Credit: Shan Qiao) (CNW Group/General Mills Canada)". Image available at: https://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20160610_C5568_PHOTO_EN_711136.jpg

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Canadian Author, Paulette Bourgeois showcasing Bella and Jack Bring Back The Bees and wildflower seeds from Honey Nut Cheerios

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