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BEE IN MIND
Non-Profit Organization
Bees are in decline. Let's understand them. Help them. Protect our pollinators and their habitat, for now, and for the generations after us.
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Our latest 'GoFundMe' campaign is active now. Please visit
https://gofund.me/b21186bb and help protect bees
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6 of our beehives have been destroyed by Honey Badgers at our Tanzania site. Stay tuned and learn what type of beehives can prevent Honey Badger attack.
Recent Blog Post
Check out the blog for recent interviews with Prof. Gene Robinson from University of Illinois Urbana- Champaign, Dr. Ian Traniello from Princeton University, Prof. Reed Johnson from Ohio State University ....More
Latest Project
Harvesting Hope: Cultivating Self-Reliance in Tanzanian Villages
We are thrilled to share the incredible progress of our Mswakini Bee Project in Tanzania. After four years of dedicated collaboration with the Maasai community, the project has reached a significant milestone. The villagers have not only embraced beekeeping but have also taken complete ownership, managing the entire process independently from beekeeping to harvesting. This achievement is a testament to their determination and the impact of our shared efforts. The success in Mswakini has not gone unnoticed, inspiring neighboring villages to join our initiative and creating a positive ripple effect in the region.
This accomplishment wouldn't have been possible without your continuous support. Your belief in our vision has been the driving force behind our work, empowering us to foster self-reliance, environmental conservation, and sustainable livelihoods. As we celebrate this milestone, we're gearing up for the next chapter, aiming to expand our impact even further. Together, we're shaping a future where communities thrive, the environment flourishes, and positive change becomes a way of life. Thank you for being an integral part of this transformative journey.
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It was great presenting our work at the American Association of Biological Anthropologists (2023)! The importance of bees and beekeeping can be embedded in individual minds from early childhood days.
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