Feeling called to keep bees? Begin your sacred beekeeping journey with these 10 grounded, beginner-friendly steps rooted in ecological care, animism, and natural hive wisdom.
My work is varied and brings many threads of interest together. Here you will find musings, essays, and thoughts on dreamwork, bees, nature, the feminine, and occasionally travel.
I see harvest feast season as the time between the Celtic New Year and the Gregorian New Year. This means, form Halloween through Christmas, food suddenly becomes much more interesting for me because I’m thinking about fall bounty: fruits, nuts, squash and all the other seasonal flavors that bring thoughts of warm nourishment and cozy times.
Do you feed your bees?
Bees get their nutrients from flowers. Pollen provides protein, fatty acids and minerals, while nectar provides energy through carbohydrates (sugars) and minerals/vitamins.
I spend a lot of time talking about the importance of letting bees be bees. I teach about more natural or bee-centric approaches to beekeeping. I talk about planting for pollinators. I educate on the damages of the monocrop pollination industry and conventional beekeeping. I leave the bees alone most of the time. But sometimes…there’s honey.⠀