New Season and New Beekeeper
Welcome back to a whole new season of beekeeping at GW in Washington D.C.! We thank our friends at Founding Farmers Restaurant and Brushy Mountain Bee Farm for their kind […]
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Honeybees and the Fibonacci Sequence
In the year 1202, Leonardo of Pisa came out with Liber Acci, a mathematic book explaining arithmatic and number sequences.The Fibonacci Sequence is the following: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 […]
The Observation Hive
This week the Bee Team had a difficult task: cleaning the observation hive. This hive is unlike those seen on the roof of Lisner Hall. Located in Professor Doebel’s laboratory, […]
Worker Bees
Finals are underway here at GW, and to get our eyes away from non-stop studying, Ricky and I are going to the lab to continue constructing! We are building new […]
Construction
Today, Ricky and I worked with Professor Doebel to construct four new hives for GW’s Food Justice Alliance, a student organization focusing on food sustainability. These hives replaced four hives […]
