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Introducing Helen, Founder and Keeper of the Bees

“Early on in my beekeeping journey, I became aware that my friends and family were fascinated by my exploits and adored the raw honey from my bees.  But, I wanted to tell them that bees are so much more than honey -  I wanted to convey the message of sustainability, biodiversity, and the power of pollinators. So I created Friends with Honey, and the rest is history.”

Helen is a certified permaculture designer, a member of the Victorian Apiarist Association and a passionate beekeeper.  She has traveled the world working in the field of sustainable tourism and events and has been a lead judge for the Victorian tourism awards.

Beyond her business, Helen is a custodian of 45 acres of rural conservation land in the Pyrenees shire of Victoria, a sanctuary thriving with diverse Australian wildlife. Her vision extends to nurturing future generations as passionate stewards of nature. Her infectious enthusiasm and dedication to education ensure a legacy where love for the planet perpetuates through inspired minds.

Bee for biodiversity

When most of us think of bees, we think of honey. But we often don't think about the vital role bees play in our food security.  One in three bites of our food is brought to us by hard working pollinators like bees, butterflies, beetles, bees, bats, and birds that pollinate plants.
 

Looking for an educational and fun experience for your students or community? Friends with Honey offers Bee Incursions and Bee Education Programs for Kindergartens, Schools, Libraries & Councils. Our programs allow you to discover the fascinating world of bees and their importance to the world around us.
Contact us to learn more!

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