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Mamfe-Cameroon

By Brian Durk

Video of a training session in the classroom in Mamfe

Video showing beekeepers sorting out a neglected top bar hive

Video of Cameroonians inspecting ripe and unripe honey in a top bar hive

In March 2009 Brian Durk and Doris Fischler visited the Mamfe region in Cameroon to train local beekeepers. We extend our thanks to Exotix, who partially funded the project. Please click on the images to see the videos from this trip, or to find out more about Exotix.

Exotix provided $15,000 in funding. Click the image to learn more about Exotix

An ebullient end to the course, as the beekeepers improvise a song

Published Nov 7, 2010

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