BEES! by Jesse Rosten VideoGeeks: Shot on Red Epic at 300fps. BugGeeks: The bees fan the entrance of the hive to regulate the colony temperature (and to clear the smoke we were using on them)
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Change the world one bee at a time. We all know that the honey bee is vital for pollination and securing our food supply. But with the recent dramatic decline in honey bee populations around the world, the need to save, protect and nurture honey bees has become ever more pressing. With nothing more than
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Outstanding article on Australia’s Manuka, Active Jellybush Honey on ABC Landline. Watch it here on Iview and keep a lookout at the 20 minute mark for an interview with our very own Michael Howes. http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/landline/RA1601Q002S00 Key points: New Zealand manuka and Australian jelly bush are species of Leptospermum Australian research will test up to 86
Videos Showing the Stages of Biofilm Formation and “reproduction” Leading Microbiologists talk about Biofilm and the latest research that shows how resilient and resistant it is to conventional treatments. The first video goes for about 5 minutes and it’s worth watching to the end because there’s some excellent 3D animation that illustrates the stages of
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A little video (by Sharon Shostak) about the solar symposium and our honey shed which is totally run on solar energy! The push for renewable energy in Byron shire took another inspiring leap at the Byron Solar Revolution symposium on Saturday. And why wouldn’t it? In a solar future, as Professor Tim Flannery told locals,
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