The “Bee’s Life” teaching space features a set of play-based activities intended to stimulate the curiosity of youngsters about the nature reserve and about the wonderful world of bees. The teaching programme includes a brief trip into the nature reserve itself to become acquainted with the plants and flowers most “beloved” of the bees, before analysing in some depth the production process, from the honeycomb to the honey pot, through games, sensory activities and hands-on workshops.

At the centre of the educational approach is the theme of environmental sustainability in an agricultural context, starting specifically from the role played by the bees and from the description of the risks to which they are subject – pollution and the chemical treatment of plants being the most important of these risks.