Beekeepers tend to bees, land, and work in many unique ways. They understand the inner workings of honeybees, and glean insightful lessons.
This project engages beekeepers working in farms, mobile pollination, university labs, backyards, forests, and urban settings across different regions.
Beekeeper stories speak volumes about our relationships to land, work, industry, community, and culture across geographies.
Interviews and film photography capture insights from commercial, small scale, and regenerative beekeeping operations.
As American economies, communities, landscapes, and systems face existential challenges, bees endure many of the same perils and pressures. Beekeepers adapt to meet the moment.
This project launches in January 2026 with interviews in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and the Gulf Coast region.
Stories and updates will be shared via the Atlantic Bee Company newsletter.
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Beekeepers, let's connect
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