Happy Lunar New Year
Hoping you and your loved ones are inspired and cozy during this time between seasons. Just wanted to drop in and extend my gratitude to you for being here and a part of the Beelieve Hawaii family. Your support means everything to me.
AAA Explorer: Buzz Worthy
Black and about the size of a honeybee’s head, Hawaiian yellow-faced bees fly around naupaka shrubs in swirling patterns that, if seen at all, seem more like those of flying ants or gnats than bees.
2024 Fall/Winter Events
“Lonoikamakahiki” is a Hawaiian expression referring to this time of transition from Kū to Lono. The rising of Makali’i (Pleiades star cluster) in the sky signals the start of Makahiki season which will transpire till late February or early March. Since ancient days, Native Hawaiians honored these coming months with celebration, regeneration, and harvest.
Bee Love Beekeeping Podcast
Bee Love Beekeeping podcast is for everyone who loves honey bees! Hobby Beekeepers, Sideline Beekeepers, Commercial Beekeepers, Wanna-Bee Beekeepers, or anyone who is planting flowers and other native plants to support honey bees and other pollinators.
Keiki World Bee Day
Bring the whole 'ohana for a fun-filled mini festival from 2-6 pm at Keiki & Plow celebrating the collaboration launch of Beelieve x Mana Hawaii.
Thank You 2022 & Cheers To 2023
After a decade of chasing wild bees on O'ahu and building up my organization, I’m stoked to share more reflections this year through writing and other mediums.
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
Rescue, relocate, rehabilitate, and educate—that’s what Beelieve Hawaii LLC is all about. Founded in 2012 by Jasmine Joy Sarria, the company takes a holistic approach to apiculture, also known as beekeeping.
Hawaii Entrepreneur Builds a Business To 'Beelieve' In
Jasmine Joy Sarria, 39, founder and owner of Beelieve Hawaii, said one of her earliest memories as a child is of her paternal grandfather wearing a bee suit and inspecting his hives.
Poetry In Pollination: How Jasmine Joy Mentors About Ethical Beekeeping
Meet Jasmine Joy, an educator and beekeeper in Honolulu, Oahu who connects with her ecosystem through making friends with pollinators and crafting healing tinctures.
Woman At Work: Apicultural Educator + Beelieve Hawaii Founder Jasmine Joy
Beelieve Hawaii featured on Woman At Work.
Podcast: Remembering Venus with Nicole Dawn
Jasmine Joy of Beelieve Hawaii interviews with the Your Story Medicine - Being Rooted in Times of Change Podcast
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.
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.
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
