Pollinator gardens

The pollinator garden is in a communal area called Kenzamba in Zimbabwe. It is an estimate of 5ha indigenous forest and currently has 36 Kenyan top bar hives installed. The forest is protected from tree cutting and fires and the bee hives are providing nesting sites for bee colonies disturbed in the forest.

It's an indigenous 5 ha forest that has been protected and bee hives have been placed. The area is meant to conserve indigenous trees and also become a refuge place for pollinators that cannot tolerate surrounding land use changes. The bee hives produce honey to be sold in bigger markets to enable management of the area and expansion of idea to other districts

The dream is to protect many bee, butterfly, wasp and fly species destroyed by chemicals and land use change. I also want the forest to become a seed bank for indigenous trees which are being cut down daily in the surrounding area. I also envision the area becoming a tourist attraction place (API tourism) and the idea growing into more districts.