Sponsorship: Leeds Rhinos. Methley Cricket Club. Great Preston Cricket Club.

You may have noticed that Key West Pest Control is keen to promote the interests of the environment, which we share with all creatures. We recognise that as man is the only animal that adapts his environment to suit his own needs, all other creatures which have evolved to adapt to their respective environments experience population peaks and troughs according to our needs. At Key West we are particularly interested in the monitoring of the world’s bee population.

This species of insect has experienced increasingly lower levels of propagation, which forms a daunting prospect for all life on the planet, including man. The entire food chain relies on the pollination of crops and plants as carried out by the bees. We would encourage our readers to install bee boxes in their gardens (in secluded areas) and discourage the removal dandelions from gardens at this time of year in order to stimulate the bee population.

Bees have a unique social structure with a Queen Bee being at the top of the hierarchy. Bees, like human beings, are social animals. An individual cannot survive alone without the entirety of their society. In the case of human beings enforced solitude is in fact considered to be a severe punishment, so necessary to human well-being is the company and co-operation of other individuals. Humans, of course, divide into manageable groups; whether that is by the operation of a unifying myth or ethos designed to bind together a nation state, a city, or a corporate enterprise.

An all-important unifier in the binding together and co-operation of a human society, no matter how small or large, is the common interest of a collective aim. Being part of a group with such an aim is an extremely important one to human beings, whether that group is a state, club, social group, choir, band or sports team. The American novelist Kurt Vonnegut famously said that ‘all arguments between couples amount them saying to each other: “you’re not enough people”. This is another reason why being a member of a group with a common interest and collective aim is so important.

At Key West Pest Control, we recognise the importance of group membership, common interest, collective aim, and co-operation. We are keen supporters and sponsors of: Leeds Rhinos; Methley Cricket Club; and Great Preston Cricket Club. As a sponsor of Leeds Rhinos we frequently attend corporate events organised by the club. Most people reading this will be aware of the location at which Leeds Rhinos play; that being Headingley Stadium for home games.

Here is the website for Leeds Rhinos: http://www.therhinos.co.uk/

Information on Methley Cricket Club can be read here: http://www.methleycricketclub.net/

Information about Great Preston Cricket Club can be read here: 

http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/greatprestoncricketclub/