Saturday, October 10, 2009



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We recently have expanded our mission to protecting the honey bees and have launched http://www.beeguardian.org/
Whether you are interested in caring for bees or supporting those who can please visit us at http://www.beeguardian.org/ or email us at info@beeguardian.org.
While it is apparent that an evolution in beekeeping needs to emerge, it is imperative that a bee-caring Guardianship is immediately put into place as we face this moment of instability of the planets' biosphere.
We are committed to establishing bee colonies in broad ecological regions that are cared for and maintained by independent backyard Bee Guardians.
A sufficient number of Bee Guardians preserving healthy colonies will offer substantial pollination relief to these areas, while also acting as insurance in the case that science and the beekeeping industry cannot secure a viable solution to the potential collapse of the bees in time.
BeeGuardian.org is a larger outreach to our existing http://www.backyardhive.com/ where we have demonstrated over the past three years that with a simpler and more natural hive design and with good instructive material that almost anyone can successfully care for bees.
A Bee Guardian is one who is committed to serve and shelter the bees as a species on the planet in a time when this most valuable species is endangered. A Bee Guardian is not a commercial beekeeper in the traditional sense of artificially maintained bee strains, chemical treatments and forced methods of productivity for capital gain.
A Bee Guardian is interested, in aiding bees as a species in order to recapture their genetic vitality and diversity. Bee Guardians utilize beekeeping methods that respect the honeybee and oversee the local environment, ensuring it to be safe for the bees.
The Bee Guardian is committed to the nature of the bee, allowing the bees to maintain a strong immune system through organic practices and methods that do not overly stress the colonies. In this way our local strains will begin a process of natural selection, building up immunity against diseases and adapting to changes in local climate. The bees will have a consistent home and environment enabling them to reestablish genetic diversity by reallocating fitness resources toward adaptive evolution rather then hanging on the thread of pure survival in a extremely demanding mechanized beekeeping industry.
If you are interested in sponsoring a Bee Guardian please make a gift donation at www.beeguardian.org/Support.html

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