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Graeme rental car company in ireland Evans, director of housekeeping at Vancouver s Fairmont Waterfront hotel, opens a hive last week to show off the bees and their honey to guests. A beekeeper, Evans keeps beehives on a deck at the hotel. And no, he doesn t wear protective gear. Photograph by Gerry Kahrmann, The Province
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Those facilities grew to include the hives, and a lush, bee-friendly garden surrounding them, several years ago when the international hotel chain decided to adopt a signature environmental program for each of its facilities.
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Enjoy a stay at The Fairmont Waterfront and learn about our commitment to the environment. We’re proud to share our 2,100 square foot herb garden complete with bird baths and 3 honey bee hives plus when you book the Birds and Bees Package you will enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast daily and special honey themed welcome amenity.
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