Local Communities at the Center of Bee Keeping with John Bowen

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Recorded20 May 2023

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Happy World 🐝 Day. In this podcast, I’m talking with John Bowen, Bee Keeping Coordinator at The Maa Trust, in Maasai Mara. We talk through what his role entails, where his passion for apiculture stemmed from and how the Maa honey social enterprise came to be and its positive impacts to the local community. We also dive into the challenges facing bee keepers in the Greater Mara Ecosystem and we also look into the interrelationship between bee keeping and climate change mitigation and adaptation. Enjoy💚

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