Heidi is a trustee of the Natural Beekeeping Trust she find an immense interest in the company of bees and has developed a great connection with them...

is an apiculture consultant and founder of Apis Arborea, a nonprofit focused on honeybee conservation through deep ecology and ecosystem-based strategies.

Biologist and holistic veterinarian, he invites us to rethink and understand the health of the earth and animals in a global way.

Entomologist formerly attached to the entomology laboratory of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris, he works on insects and their protection for almost 30 years. Author of numerous books for the general public on bees and insects.

French botanist, researcher and professor at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris. With Albert Roguenant they attempted to recreate how bees perceive their environment.

He is an ardent defender of biodiversity and the author of numerous books on plants and wildlife. Author of the book Ruches de biodiversité.

Peter is the Vinetum professor of the Institute of Bee Health. His research and teaching covers all aspects of bee health with focus on behavioural, evolutionary and molecular ecology of honey bees and their pathogens.

is president of the Abeille et sagesse association based in south of France, and has been a fervent defender of the environment and biodiversity for over sixty years.

Project coordinator at the NGO POLLINIS

General practitioner, specialist of the consequences of pesticides on the brain.

General Delegate of Pollinis, An NGO whose fight is to stop the disappearance of pollinators.

Is a Franco-Argentinian professor at Sorbonne University, internationally recognized for his work in bee neuroethology. He currently heads a team working to understand the neurobiological mechanisms of bee cognition.

Organic farmer and beekeeper, his project is to reconcile agriculture and beekeeping through bee-oriented agroforestry.

Biodiversity advisor at Pertwood farm

An agronomist and essayist, Yves Darricau is also, and above all, a beekeeper and tree planter! Faced with the loss of biodiversity, he invites us to embark on a landscape transition that offers useful ecological solutions for tackling the impact of climate change.

Based on the realization that there wasn't enough natural food for bees and that they were starving, she set up Honey Highway to recreate biodiversity zones throughout the country, working together with company’s and governmental agencies.

Is a trustee of the Natural Beekeeping Trust and co-founder of Learning from the Bees. He authored the Tree Beekeeping Field Guide, and oversees forest rewilding projects in the UK and Spain.

Member of the NGO Bees for development. With her husband they work to rewild honeybees in their region (Wales).

Dr. Thomas D. Seeley is a professor at Cornell University. He is based in the Department of Neurobiology and Behavior, where he teaches courses on animal behavior and does research on the behavior, social life, and ecology of wild honey bees. His work is summarized in several books including Honeybee Democracy or Following the Wild Bees.

founder and leader of the Apicool association. Its main aim is to raise awareness of the world of bees in all its diversity, and to propose actions to preserve pollinators for children, local authorities and businesses.

Natural and ecological beekeeper, he has dedicated his life to research into knowledge and practices that respect the nature of bees.

Beekeeper and farmer

Biodynamic american farmer and natural beekeeper. Author of the books Song of increase.

Former beekeeper, he now devotes his time to protecting black bees and building trunk hives.

Natural beekeeper, she's the author of the book Ruches refuges how to receive the bees in our garden.

Passionate beekeeper and fervent defender of the environment.

A pioneer of gentle, bee-friendly organic beekeeping in France, she is the founder of the Ballot Flurin company, which makes natural hygiene and beauty products using ingredients from her hives.

A young israelian beelover and beekeeper, she's fascinated by the bees since she was a child.

Custos Apium, Beecentric beekeeper, incredible gardener for the bees and the biodiversity. With her husband they build natural beehives mostly placed in the trees.

Cusos Apium, beecentric beekeeper, log hive and wilding hive builder.

A professional beekeeper, after having practiced industrial beekeeping he discovered the Warré hive and developed an approach that respects the nature of the bee. He advocates a change in practices, based on observation and communication with the swarm.