“Beekeeping in Cities” explores the growing practice of urban beekeeping and its surprising benefits for our cities and planet.
It reveals how honeybees, thriving on rooftops and in gardens, play a vital role in urban ecology by supporting biodiversity and enhancing pollination.
Did you know that urban bees can actually produce more honey than their rural counterparts due to the diverse floral resources available in cities?
The book highlights the importance of bees to plant diversity and health, showcasing how responsible urban beekeeping can significantly contribute to resilient urban ecosystems.
The book examines practical aspects of urban beekeeping, such as hive management and honey production, while also delving into the social and economic benefits, including community building and educational opportunities.
It progresses from the fundamental concepts of beekeeping to the practicalities of setting up hives, bee health, and honey harvesting, before exploring the broader social and economic implications and future potential.
The book adopts an interdisciplinary approach, connecting urban ecology, sustainable agriculture, and community development, providing a holistic understanding of urban beekeeping and its implications.
