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The Batteries of Orchards | Live from the Hive | We The Curious

Live from the Hive is an initiative from We The Curious, BeeBristol and University of Bristol that aims to engage people with the lives of honeybees through innovative use of technology and social media. The project has created the world’s first live tweeting honeybees triggered by real scientific data:   / citybeehive     / countrybeehive   Live from the Hive: City Beehive –    • Видео   Live from the Hive: Country Beehive –    • Live From The Hive: Country Beehive   From 28 May 2016, visitors to We The Curious will be able to take part in a new exhibit in an indoor greenhouse in the Food! exhibition to compare the behaviour of the two bee colonies (one on the roof of We The Curious!) in real time. It includes live webcam images of the bees, interactive graphs using live data including ‘bees per minute’, air quality, weather and wind, and also the latest tweets from the both of the beehives. Live from the Hive is also accessible online, from the At-Bristol website: http://at-bristol.org.uk/bees This video was narrated and produced by Ross Exton. Featuring a reading of Virgil’s Bees by Carol Ann Duffy, poet laureate, courtesy of Pan Macmillan publishing. We’ll be releasing a video in a few months with some results from the study comparing our rooftop hive in the city, to that of the hive in the countryside. In the meantime, check out this fantastic video from our friends over at the Bristol Nature Channel: Honey - How is it made?    • Honey - How is it made? | Bristol Nature C...   Twitter:   / we_the_curious   Facebook:   / wethecurious   Instagram:   / we_the_curious   We The Curious is an idea and a place for everyone. We’re all about asking questions, being playful and testing things out. An educational charity that removes boundaries around science - connecting art, people, everything, in a united culture of curiosity. https://www.wethecurious.org Music: Provided courtesy of YouTube Audio Library