NanDee 65 Posted April 24, 2019 After historians breathed a sigh of relief over the preservation of the many artifacts inside of the Notre Dame Cathedral, bee enthusiasts are now rejoicing over the miraculous survival of the building’s 180,000 pollinators. For the last six years, there have been a trio of beehives nestled on top of the cathedral’s roof. The hives were just a few honeybee colonies that were installed across the city as a means of of boosting dwindling pollinator populations in Europe. Full Story My very first thought when I read the story title : OK who got the job of counting them all to make sure they 'all had' survived. lol Share this post Link to post
