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Biomimicry is an integral approach that allows us to harness nature’s time-tested strategies to support thriving populations of local honeybees. By observing and emulating the natural processes and adaptations of wild honeybees, we can develop more effective and sustainable conservation practices. This nature-inspired approach helps us create environments and management techniques that align with the bees’ innate behaviors and needs, fostering resilience and ecological balance.

The Chesapeake Biodynamic Network of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia, & West Virginia announces a wokrshop on Permaculture & Biodynamics with Biodynamic Farmer Student Lundy

Thursday, August 22

4711 Poole Road Sykesville, MD 21784

10:00am-2:00pm

Developing the concept of the "Living Farm Organism" on five acres. Donations are welcomed to help compensate Stewart Lundy. Do bring a lunch and yu are invited to stay afterwards to hike the surrounding landscape if you so wish. 

The Chesapeake Biodynamic network of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, DC, & West Virginia announces a talk by biodynamic farmer Stewart Lundy: Herbs at Hand in Our Landscape for the Earth's Healing and Our Health. 7pm meet & greet with biodynamic food distribution and complimentary biodynamic coffee served. Select biodynamic produce, coffee, and books on sale. Reach out to Michael Judge for more info: mjudge2000@gmail.com.