Brighton & Hove City Council, GB attracts pollinators with Living Roof Bus Shelter

Brighton & Hove City Council, GB Living Roof Bus Shelter

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Clear Channel UK installed the first Bee Bus Stop in the region at Palmeira Square. Sedum and wildflower planted on the rooftop draw much-needed bees. An absorbent surface collects rainwater to sustain the plants. The Living Roof Bus Shelter is equipped with solar-powered smart lights that only activate when commuters are nearby. Every component of this structure is designed to be recycled or repurposed at the end of its useful life.

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Brighton & Hove City Council, GB

Unitary authority in England

United Kingdom

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Brighton & Hove Bee Bus Stop a first in the south of England

Brighton & Hove’s first plant-topped Living Roof Bus Shelter in Palmeira Square is now officially open for bees!

Brighton’s first plant-topped bus shelter launched | The Argus

A NEW plant-topped bus shelter has officially opened – becoming the first of its type in the South of England.

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