We speak with Paul Jones from Ohio, a passionate gardener and Flow Hive beekeeper who educates families in the art of the green thumb. His focus is on sharing the joy of growing home produce and making gardening feel more accessible (and fun!) for everyday families.
We chat to lavender farmer and Flow Hive beekeeper Kirby Bivans from the Old School Farmstead in Wisconsin, about what led the Bivans family to embark on this colourful endeavour and how bees have become a vital part of their business.
We speak with the Meier family of Mulberry Lane Farm in California, about their program “Upside of Downs”. Ron, Karen, Tom and Steve, along with a number of volunteers, run “The Upside of Downs” program, providing people with a healthier lifestyle and a more inclusive perspective through farming, seed-saving, beekeeping and sharing experiences. We also hear from Jon, a passionate educator and their mentor beekeeper, who has been helping along the way and upskilling Ron.
We speak with Lori Harris of Salt Creek Butterfly Farm in Western Springs, Illinois, about her work as a butterfly conservationist, educator and Flow Hive beekeeper. Lori's passionate about protecting pollinators and inspiring curiosity about nature in children and adults.