Beelieve Hawaii Tabling at Patagonia Honolulu on 2/18/23
Come kick it with Beelieve Hawaii founder Jasmine Joy 2/18/23 at Patagonia Honolulu!
Empowering Women of Color: JASMINE JOY SARRIA
Hawaii Entrepreneur Builds a Business To 'Beelieve' In
Poetry In Pollination: How Jasmine Joy Mentors About Ethical Beekeeping
Woman At Work: Apicultural Educator + Beelieve Hawaii Founder Jasmine Joy
Your Story Medicine Podcast Ep #5 -Protecting Our Pollinators with Jasmine Joy
Hawaii Women Farmers Network Directory: Connecting Wahine Farmers and Community
Wahine Voices in Agriculture – Proactively Managing Risk to Build Healthy Businesses
Podcast: Remembering Venus with Nicole Dawn
KHON2: Hawaii Tourism Authority grant pays for Iolani Palace coronation pavilion restoration, bee removal
Honoulu Civil Beat: Iolani Palace Is Getting Rid Of Thousands Of Bees
The bees will be relocated to a farm in Waimanalo as part of a major project that also includes restoration of the Coronation Pavilion.
Hana Hou: Hive Minders
Collaborative Fundraiser with Oahu Resource Conservation & Development Council
Today is World Bee Day and also the birthday of Anton Janša -- a Slovenian apiarist who was a pioneer of modern beekeeping in the 1700s.
Radicalize the Hive - Jasmine Joy: The Mindfulness of Beekeeping
Podcast: Beekeeper Confidential with Mandy Shaw
SheGo - Wahine in Beekeeping
Podcast: Life with Style by Guy Vaught
Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Connection to ‘buzzing babies’ helped launch beekeeping business
Jasmine Joy Sarria refers to the honeybees living in the 20 or so hives she maintains in Waimanalo and Makaha as her “buzzing babies.”
Hawaii News Now: Honeybees, on the rebound, central to Hawaii food production goals
Some tiny pollinators are expected to play a critical role in the governor's push to double local food production by 2020.
Video: Buzzing About the Sweet Life of Beekeeping
OUTSIDE THE BOX: Cultivating Future Pollinators
Through the Pollinator Program, Jasmine Joy inspires children to grow pollinator-friendly habitats and instills a relationship to the ‘āina (land). Initially started on Oahu’s West Side, our goal is to expand the curriculum throughout the Hawaiian Islands.
Produced by In Medias Rez
