Richard Griffin, the Chairman of the Stamford and Bourne Beekeepers Association (SBBKA), was recently interviewed for a LincsOnline article discussing the association’s new courses aimed at helping aspiring beekeepers. In the article titled “Learn How to Become a Beekeeper,” Griffin elaborated on the comprehensive educational programs being offered to guide novices through the intricate world of beekeeping. He explained that these courses cover a wide range of topics, including bee biology, hive management, and the essential role of bees in our ecosystem, ensuring that participants gain a thorough understanding of the practice.
Griffin highlighted the increasing interest in beekeeping, attributing it to a growing environmental consciousness and a desire to support biodiversity. He emphasized that the SBBKA’s courses are not only about imparting practical skills but also about building a community of informed and responsible beekeepers. By fostering a network where both new and seasoned beekeepers can share experiences and advice, the association aims to strengthen local efforts in bee conservation. Griffin’s enthusiasm for beekeeping and his commitment to education were evident throughout the interview, reflecting the significant positive impact these courses are expected to have on individuals and the environment as a whole.
Read the whole article at: https://www.lincsonline.co.uk/stamford/news/learn-how-to-become-a-beekeeper-9370224/
