High Rise Honey: Bringing Honey Bee Awareness to the World

Dr. Tim Heard, through his research and documentation efforts over the years, is determined to increase public awareness about the truly unique sugarbag honeybee.

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People have always liked honey. At the centre of almost every successful empire in human history has been an unseen workforce of buzzing bees, busily pollinating, producing and providing sticky sweet sustenance for people of every economic and social class.

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See what all the buzz is about.

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Parkland County beekeeper Richard Ozero says honey production was down due to a rainy and cool summer.

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Paperback, “Honey Bees Make Honey; Mason Bees Make Food”, by Dave Hunter (Author), Jill Lightner (Author)

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It’s early April, and dusk is settling in. At odd moments throughout the day, you’ve found yourself pausing to admire the spring flowers, winking open their petals to the warming day, splashing the fields and gardens with purple crocus, butter-yellow calendula and cherry-pink milkweed. What better time to check on the bees.

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The program hasn’t officially started, but Dan Shaw is getting a lot of calls from people wanting to turn lawns into pollinator habitat.

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