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The Waterloo Foundation

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We are very grateful to The Waterloo Foundation for supporting the delivery of training and the development of the NKhata-Bay Honey Producers Co-operative. Funding from the Waterloo Foundation has enabled us to fund translation of the Beekeepers' Manual from English into French, Chichewa and also Swahili.

Published Jan 26, 2011

In-the-field in Cameroon

In Cameroon

Jo Hiscox and Gillean Johnson have joined Brian Durk in Cameroon.  Follow their adventures via Jo's blog

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