Bear rampaging through Japanese supermarket for 2 days is lured out with honey, then killed
A bear that rampaged through a Japanese supermarket for two days was lured out with food coated in honey, local officials ...
Honey bees are surprisingly abundant, research shows—but most are wild, not managed in hives
have spread from Asia and now blight western honey bee colonies worldwide. Surveys carried out in the Arnot Forest in western ...
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Nestlé’s “Honey Forest” project reaches 110,000 trees planted in southern Romania
HelpingHands - Nestlé Romania continued the "Honey Forest" project in 2024, part of the company's commitment to the ...
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The Last Death-Defying Honey Hunter of Nepal
Jangi is a born dealmaker, possessing the ruthless savvy necessary to get permission for the harvests from the local forest committees, and the contacts to sell the honey and beeswax in distant ...
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Ogiek: This is how we make our clean and pure honey
Ogiek Community Forest Association chairman Francis Maritim says each of the 1,000 beehives provides at least 54kgs of honey. A kilo of honey fetches Sh350. “Whenever we harvest the honey ...
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Farmer tastes sweetness of honey from stingless bees
Stanley Imbusi’s grandfather Lumbasio was a traditional medicine man whose trick for curing varied ailments was centred on honey from stingless bees found in Kakamega tropical rain forest.
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‘Blood honey’ is a booming business and the rising demand is changing the lives of moulis in Sundarbans
of which 4,493 sq. km., is inhabited and the rest is categorised as reserve forest. Home to the Royal Bengal tigers, the risk to life is so high that this honey is also called “blood honey”.