Healdsburg Tribune highlights efforts to support honey bee populations.

Healdsburg beekeeper Candice Koseba shares her vibrant bee stamps with Maasai women in Kenya, who in turn teach her traditional beadwork. This cultural exchange is central to the BEE in Kenya initiative. (Photo by Maryann Frazier) Koseba has gained local recognition for her work with bees and honey, managing a diverse collection of hives at her Dry Creek Valley homestead. Her hives include not only traditional Langstroth designs but also those mimicking natural habitats, with some even found in old tree crevices on her property. BEEKEEPER Candice Koseba inspects a hive near her home. (Photo by Christian Kallen)
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