Healing Powers of Honey Bees: Small Organisms, Epic Possibilities

February 4, 2021

Educator Adam Ingrao describes how honey bees help people view the natural world in a new and healing way. His own experience as a disabled veteran has fueled his passion to teach people how to keep bees alive and to contribute in his own way to the nation’s food security. Ingrao is a specialist with Michigan State University (MSU) Extension and a graduate of Entomology at MSU.

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