The Early 2000s saw a heightened consciousness of the Honeybee Crisis and a move to save the honeybee. However, the last few years have seen a push back against keeping honeybees and a criticism that keeping bees is not ecologically responsible. Particularly, I have seen the assertion that keeping honeybees is not good permaculture and we should stop keeping them.

As a sustainable beekeeper, I would like to respond to these assertions and take a thoughtful approach to keeping honeybees, supporting native bees, and moving toward abundance.

Check out our swarm capture in our permaculture garden last spring:

Big Bee Swarm in my Backyard! [ Ссылка ]

We're catching a SWARM OF BEES! [ Ссылка ]

Ways to support our work:

Paypal.me/ParkrosePermaculture

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All pictures are mine, from my garden and my bees except the following, used out of the Creative Commons:

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Documentaries about the Honeybee Crisis

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Scholarly Articles on Honeybee Competition with Native Bees: [ Ссылка ]

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