ENS 311.01
Honey Bees & Social Impact
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In ENS 311- Honey Bees and Social Impacts, students apply different perspectives to learn about honey bees and experience beekeeping. Studying honey bees through historical, cultural, economical, and environmental lenses, gives student a unique approach to the fascinating world of bees and our complicated relationship with them. The beautiful weather this fall gave us ample opportunities to suit up and care for the GVSU Laker Bees on campus. Keep bees buzzing!
In ENS 311- Honey Bees and Social Impacts, students apply different perspectives to learn about honey bees and experience beekeeping. Studying honey bees through historical, cultural, economical, and environmental lenses, gives student a unique approach to the fascinating world of bees and our complicated relationship with them. The beautiful weather this fall gave us ample opportunities to suit up and care for the GVSU Laker Bees on campus. Keep bees buzzing!
~ Professor Anne Marie Fauvel
~ Professor Anne Marie Fauvel
Ashley Carver, Rebecca Damuth, Kaitlin Escobar, Jonathan Rankins-James, Macey Mikesell
Paige Chism, Kaytlin Poynter, Marie Pozy, Sydney Snow
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