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News: Honeybees need our help...learn more at The Honeybee Project
The Honeybee Crisis
Honeybees are in a crisis. During the past twenty years, populations have declined worldwide with U.S. populations declining by approximately fifty percent. Imported and pesticide-resistant pests, shrinking habitat, and diseases have devastated the honeybee despite the best efforts of beekeepers. Farmers that have traditionally relied on both wild and domestic honeybees to pollinate orchards and fields are now dependent on the managed hives of beekeepers to successfully pollinate their crops.
One way or another, the plight of the honeybee hits us both in our everyday lives and in our pocketbooks. The need is immediate for education on the honeybee.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact: Debra Roberts
Contributions: Send tax-deductible donations to: Heron Productions, LLC, 65 Ballard Branch Road, Weaverville, NC 28787.
Phone: 828.712.0880
The Honeybee Project is a children’s educational project designed to raise awareness and engage children in the world they live in.
Their goals are to educate, raise awareness, and demystify the honeybee for children while helping them form a connection to nature. Woven into this intention are mythologies and legends of Elders from a variety of multi-cultural traditions - stories shared to deepen children’s relationship with the natural world. The sustainability of the world we live in will be determined by what we do now with the young people growing up. If children can understand the importance of the bees and how bees work together, this understanding can potentially deepen their connection and relationship with their community and the world around them.
The Honeybee Project
The Honeybee Project

Contact: debi Athos 828.253.2267 debi@organicshoppermag.com
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