Tag Archives: Learning from the Bees

Learning from the Bees, Berlin – bees au naturel!

Posted on September 11, 2019 by Paul

The second international Learning from the Bees conference featured a recurring theme: bees in trees. It left two lasting impressions on me: It will influence German beekeeping for years to come, catalysing the spread of natural beekeeping; A paradigm-changing insight … Continue reading →

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Learning from the Bees Conference, Berlin

Posted on June 24, 2019 by Paul

A quick plug for the next LfB conference! – When: August 30th – September 1st Where: Berlin What: an international symposium of natural beekeepers and like minded individuals Why: Hear cutting edge research from top bee scientists. Network with fascinating … Continue reading →

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Learnings from the Learning from the Bees conference

Posted on November 27, 2018 by Paul

In my earlier post on the Learning from the Bees conference, I discussed the “who was there and what it was about” aspects. This article covers what I actually learned about bees. I always particularly enjoy lectures and books covering … Continue reading →

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Meditations on the Learning from the Bees conference

Posted on November 8, 2018 by Paul

At the end of August the world’s first major international gathering of natural beekeepers, Learning from the Bees, took place in the Netherlands. The atmosphere had a festival vibe and concentrated on healthy bees and improving the environment, rather than … Continue reading →

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