19th March 2026: 9:30AM for 3-4 hours
9th April 2026: 9:30AM for 3-4 hours
7th May 2026: 9:30 AM for 3-4 hours
Join us for a delightful journey into the world of bees with Aaron, as part of our charitable initiative, The Quercus Conservation Trust. Set in the idyllic surroundings of Ileden Farm near Canterbury, this course is designed to instil a profound appreciation for the art and science of bee keeping, mirroring our traditional focus on the joys of making with natural materials.
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19th March 2026: 9:30AM for 3-4 hours
9th April 2026: 9:30AM for 3-4 hours
7th May 2026: 9:30 AM for 3-4 hours
Join us for a delightful journey into the world of bees with Aaron, as part of our charitable initiative, The Quercus Conservation Trust. Set in the idyllic surroundings of Ileden Farm near Canterbury, this course is designed to instil a profound appreciation for the art and science of bee keeping, mirroring our traditional focus on the joys of making with natural materials.
Our charity has long celebrated the beauty of transforming raw materials like wood into useful objects, and now, we extend this ethos to the marvellous world of bees. Honey bees, nature's timeless artisans, have been crafting their super food for millions of years, surpassing human endeavours in sheer ingenuity and utility.
This introductory course is perfect for anyone curious about bees, whether you're considering bee keeping as a hobby or simply wish to learn more about these fascinating creatures. Over the course of 3-4 hours, immerse yourself in the tranquillity of the countryside, gain hands-on experience handling bees, and absorb the rich insights Aaron will share about their lifecycle, habits, and the crucial role they play in our ecosystem.
Participants will also enjoy refreshments and the opportunity to take home a taste of nature's liquid gold — some special honey. Whether you're a beginner or simply passionate about learning, this course promises to enlighten and inspire.
Embark on this unique adventure and discover what bees can teach us about nature, sustainability, and the joy of making.
Contact us for further details.
Click here if you want to buy some of our honey.
