Can you help us do a good thing this Earth Day?

Good for you:

Great for pollinators:

Bee-friendly Business is a campaign run by Anglian Dog Works to make the local area more pollinator-friendly and to protect bee populations by providing more flowers for foraging and more habitat for nest sites that you can ALL GET INVOLVED IN.

Earth Day’s theme this year (22^nd April) is “Invest in Our Planet” with a focus on businesses taking action; from the 21^st to the 24th, do business* with us and we will plant 1m² of a specialised flower seed mix on your behalf!

How it works: 

* orders, bookings, testimonials, reviews all = positive impact on your behalf

• Shop Now: https://angliandogworks.com/collections
• Book Now: https://angliandogworks.com/collections/dog-training

HOW? 

(If you’ve been kind enough to before, I’ve included a few options so you can choose to get involved by posting on a new platform).  

Shop customers

1. You can scroll to the bottom of the website pages e.g.  https://angliandogworks.com/products/dog-training-place-board#judgeme

2. or go to Google using this link https://g.page/r/CeAM7XRAch6JEAE/review 

 Training clients: 

1. Google: https://g.page/r/CeAM7XRAch6JEAE/review 
2. Scroll to the bottom of the website pages e.g. https://angliandogworks.com/products/agility-club#judgeme
3. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/angliandogworks/reviews it will say ‘Do you recommend Anglian Dog Works? YES/NO, click yes and it will ask you to write a post, even a private one boosts our rating.

Thank you. We value all feedback and appreciate you letting others know about your training journey with us.

* Credit valid for digital products or training bookings.

Note: Coupon code, EARTHDAY, expires at midnight 24th April 2023. 

Why Bee-Friendly?

Anglian Dog Works felt our Bee-Friendly Business was the right campaign to launch because the UK bee population is dropping and researchers have attributed that decline largely to the loss of flowers and nests, habitat changes, agricultural chemicals, disease and possibly climate change, making it ever more important to protect wild bees.

The seed we’ve chosen was developed locally with Cambridge University to boost the UK bee population by offering bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects a steady supply of nectar and pollen, from the first bloom of the yellow fields of oilseed rape, when food is abundant in East Anglia, to the first autumn frost, when typically there is not enough nectar to go around. It contains a selection of colourful annual and perennial flower varieties such as snapdragon, borage and dahlia, specifically to appeal to bees’ vision. 

THANK YOU

We couldn't do it without you.

The total impact (m²) will be announced via email and social channels along with pictures of the project’s progress. If you can, we would love it if you could follow and support our Instagram and Facebook pages to stay updated and in the know.