Green Renaissance
“If you spend a long time with any species in the wild, you are encountering the species as they truly are. I describe it as wild wisdom.” – Jenny Cullinan Jenny dedicates all of her time to studying and learning from bees in the wild. She believes that we need to fundamentally change how we interact with bees, from housing and feeding, to moving them from one area to another to pollinate our crops. Let’s let the wild bees show us how.
Vocabulary chunks to learn from video :
- Spend a long time
- In the wild
- As they truly are
- That allows for the understanding to be much much greater
- That can only be aquired
- I’m allergic to bee stings
- Being afraid of bees
- We spend up to 8 hours a day
- 5 Days a week
- They’re fascinating
- It’s a mystery
- Globally bee populations are crashing
- It’s a huge concern
- Many factors that contribute to that
- To enhance our relationship with bees
- Specific needs
- One should understand what they do in the wild
- Try to mimic that
- How we house them
- A synthetic material
- The whole natural order starts to fragment
- Traditional ways of keeping bees
- Tree beekeeping
- More habitats for bees
- Planting enough forage for them
- All year round
- Free to be wild
- Number one priority
- Should not be moved around from area to area
- That are genetically sound
- Live and know the conditions of your area
- Survive well
- See what comes
- Looking at Nature’s Genius
- My dream would be
- We have to free our thinking and our way of being
- On so many levels
- Our inner relationship with ourselves
- Our outer relationship with the world
- You’re a better person
- For yourself and for others
Vocabulary in Chunks 