US EditionAfter the flames: Cape Honeybees rise from the ashes of devastation
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After the flames: Cape Honeybees rise from the ashes of devastation
In June 2017, South Africa witnessed one of its most catastrophic environmental crises when a wildfire unfurled its flames across the beautiful coastal towns of Knysna, Sedgefield, and Plettenberg Bay. The inferno marked an unprecedented chapter in the nation’s history, destroying homes and habitats while decimating the local bee population, Cape {town} Etc reports. An estimated 30 million bees perished in the fire’s wake, leaving behind a lands…
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