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As we approach World Bee Day tomorrow, we are beyond thrilled to announce that the first batch of our Saving the Wild Acacia Honey has been completed, and the first jars are being sold and distributed throughout Kenya
The launch of this very special honey is the result of our ongoing Saving the Wild Beekeeping Project in Kenya and is thanks to the 200 hives that were placed throughout the Kimama Wildlife Corridor in 2021 and our ongoing support of local beekeepers, who have produced this incredible and delicious product. This project is a reflection of our founding principle of Kaitiakitanga - the guardianship and protection of nature - and we're so thrilled that the sale of this honey will support the local Massai community and fund important scholarships for children.
You can read more about the Saving the Wild Beekeeping Project and the new Saving The Wild Acacia Honey on the Comvita blog here: https://www.comvita.co.nz/blog/our-first-saving-the-wild-honey-and-the-death-of-an-icon
The launch of this very special honey is the result of our ongoing Saving the Wild Beekeeping Project in Kenya and is thanks to the 200 hives that were placed throughout the Kimama Wildlife Corridor in 2021 and our ongoing support of local beekeepers, who have produced this incredible and delicious product. This project is a reflection of our founding principle of Kaitiakitanga - the guardianship and protection of nature - and we're so thrilled that the sale of this honey will support the local Massai community and fund important scholarships for children.
You can read more about the Saving the Wild Beekeeping Project and the new Saving The Wild Acacia Honey on the Comvita blog here: https://www.comvita.co.nz/blog/our-first-saving-the-wild-honey-and-the-death-of-an-icon
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