Path: Bees at the heart of so many relationships

Bees at the heart of so many relationships

Bees are interconnected and interdependent with so many beings of so many kinds. They have evolved over millions and millions of years to be specialists in ecological relationships. This Path will document a few of these.

By Jenny Cullinan

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My First Experience of a Wild Honey Bee Nest

I've learned a great deal from Jenny about Wild Bees in the last year, but sitting with her and observing a wild nest first hand has taken my understanding to a whole new leve...

By Cathy Babcook

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African Penguins and Honey Bees

(Message from Ujubee read by collaborator Cathy Babcook) Managed honey bees or beekeeping has been shown to have a profound negative impact on biodiversity. The type of harm v...

By Jenny Cullinan

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Lizard and Honey Bee Relationships

Another amazing learning experience from sitting with Jenny at a wild honey bee nest While skinks are often allowed into the nest to help keep the wax moth population in balan...

By Cathy Babcook

Bees at the heart of so many relationships

My First Experience of a Wild Honey Bee Nest

African Penguins and Honey Bees

Lizard and Honey Bee Relationships

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