As we know from previous posts about bees, they are responsible for pollinating 30% of our food crops, and if they become extinct, much of the world’s food supply will disappear with them.

GBK Media brings you exclusive shocking footage of bees, dancing, creating honey, and generally doing bee-things in Brooklyn at the Artisan Market.

Beehive courtesy Brooklyn Beekeeper John Howe. For more info: thebrooklynbee.com.

Here are some more photos of the markets last Saturday in Ft. Greene:

Ft. Greene Farmer’s Market	Beehive at Ft. Greene Farmer’s Market
Australian Scent	John Howe with Beehive
Natasha and Kevin Barry	Kevin’s Batiked Butterfly Ties

Fyi, comment from Natasha on the flickr page: Each of Kevin Barry’s butterfly bowties are first constructed,then individually dyed using the batik process. They can also be adapted to use as hair clips. Check them out next week, they were very cool. Check out the large version of the photo to see the detail. Great stuff.

Definitely check out Australian Scent too, the products were very very nice and they were very very nice, Eddie and Megan. A good addition to the growing Brooklyn green biz.

Tags: Art, Australian Scent, Brooklyn Beekeeping, Flickr, Ft. Greene, Ft. Greene Artisan Market, GBK Media, John Howe, Natasha Harsh

Category: Culture, Eat Well Brooklyn, Green Business, Green Lifestyle, Green Space, Sustainable Design, Sustainable Fashion

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