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Leduc, AB experiments with residential resiliency through Hens and Bees Pilot Program

Leduc, AB Hens and Bees Pilot Program Resiliency

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Leduc is seeking five single-family households each to raise hens and bees in their backyards. Each applicant's neighbors are engaged for permission prior to acceptance. An online training session discusses program rules and tips with participants. The two-year pilot encourages personal food production and active lifestyles. City leaders also view the program as a way to cut carbon emissions from large-scale food production and transportation.

Training & Development Resiliency Pilot / POC

Leduc, AB

City in Alberta

Canada

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Backyard Hens and Bees Pilot Program | City of Leduc

The Hens and Bees pilot program will launch in 2021 and offer up to 10 local households a chance to keep bees or hens in their back yard. Due to the current situation with COVID-19, extra safety measures will be in place to help keep our residents safe. Overall, the pilot program is designed to:

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City to launch Hens and Bees pilot program | City of Leduc

The City will launch a two-year Hens and Bees pilot program this year, offering up to 10 local households a chance to keep hens or bees in their backyard. Applications will be accepted from Feb. 1–15; however interested residents are encouraged to review program guidelines and eligibility requirements in advance.

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