Brian McCallum Reihenfolge der Bücher

Exploring the vital role of bees, this book delves into the behavior and diversity of over 20,000 bee species, emphasizing their importance to our ecosystems and food supply. It highlights the threats they face and the necessity of protecting them, fostering a deeper appreciation for these creatures. The narrative blends historical context with current challenges, encouraging readers to engage with and support bee conservation efforts. Enhanced by exquisite hand-made illustrations, it serves as both an informative guide and a heartfelt tribute to these remarkable pollinators.

Bees need our help. But you can't save what you don't love. And you can't love what you don't know. The Good Bee is a celebration of this most vital and mysterious of nature's wizards.

The landscape of London is surprisingly home to numerous bee hives, found on rooftops, in royal grounds, among skyscrapers, and in backyards across the city. This book paints a vivid portrait of these hidden locations and introduces readers to the beekeepers and their bees throughout the seasons. Following the authors over a year, it serves as a travelogue, nature guide, and how-to manual for urban dwellers interested in beekeeping. Through interviews with a diverse range of urban apiarists, readers will discover how city workers tend to their bees during lunch breaks, entrepreneurs sell London honey, youth workers use beekeeping to support troubled teenagers, and environmentalists strive to green the city with nature's efficient pollinator. By connecting with this new breed of beekeepers and learning to keep bees in small spaces, readers will find inspiration to embrace this increasingly popular pastime.