Laurie's photos part 2

14 Dec 2014

Laurie's photos part 2

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The final set of Laurie's photos. Here they are...

The PB fitted to the Warrre

The temporary overhang

The final product - note the
possum bed on the work bench

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The Perm-apiculture group formed in January 2011 as a sub-group of Permaculture Victoria (PcV).

We're a keen bunch of people based in Victoria (Australia) who are interested in beekeeping with a permaculture perspective. That is; bee-friendly, on a small scale and in a sustainable manner.

We have members ranging in experience from just starting out to people who have been enthusiastically keeping bees for many years. We're keen to swap ideas, learn from each other and to promote Natural Beekeeping.

Natural Beekeeping

For beekeeping to be sustainable, it must be to the benefit of bees and beekeepers. In the light of reports of colony losses, the spread of pathogens and predators, and the eradication of local races of bees, we need to question whether our beekeeping practices are benefitting bees.
Bees for Development

Bees know best what is good for them and that our job is to listen, to watch and to follow their lead.
Phil Chandler.

You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.
R. Buckminster Fuller

Perm-apiculture - the Natural Beekeeping group

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14 Dec 2014

Laurie's photos part 2

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