Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Operation Bee-Gone: a Girl Scout troop’s chemical-free camp project
Three Cadettes document a plan to protect Camp Inawendiwin’s wooden structures from carpenter bee damage with reusable, pesticide-free traps.
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- Camp stewards and DIY-minded Girl Scouts
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- The page reports 80 chemical-free traps planned at $7.10 each and says their jars can be emptied and reused.
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The page is organized as a practical guide, moving from recognizing holes and identifying carpenter bees to prevention and trap construction. It assigns distinct project roles to Wura, Seysi, and Essence, and links to extension resources and video demonstrations. The troop reports that it surveyed camp damage and coordinated with rangers; its stated plan is for 80 traps, at a reported $7.10 per trap.
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