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Meet the Hive Architect, the Carpenter Independently Installing Homes for Honeybees
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All images courtesy of Fera Meet the Hive Architect, the Carpenter Independently Installing Homes for Honeybees DesignFilmNature Grace Ebert SharePinEmail Bookmark“Wherever I go, bees come,” says Matt Somerville.
A carpenter by trade, Somerville is also a committed conservationist, having spent the last 14 years building and installing approximately 800 homes for the dwindling insect populations around the English countryside.
“There is a widely held theory that our British honey bee couldn’t exist without being domesticated by beekeepers,” says Fera.
“However, for bee conservationists like Matt Somerville, this theory is ludicrous.”Somerville typically spends his winters in his woodshop, creating as many hives as he can during the cold months.
In addition to watching the beautifully shot documentary above, you can find more about Somerville and his process on his website, Bee Kind Hives.
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