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It was with great pleasure that we participated in the 2nd Meeting of the Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Network, on February 21-23th 2025 at Technopolis, Gazi, Municipality of Athens, an initiative of the Directorate of Contemporary Cultural Heritage (DINEPOK), Hellenic Ministry of Culture.

On Saturday 15th February 2025 the BEELOSOPHY team was at the Social Garden of Petroupoli, an important initiative of the Municipality of Petroupoli and Organization Earth which strengthens resilience in the local community.

Traditional beekeeping knowledge is passed from one generation to the next and is at risk of disappearing together with its last bearers. Beelosophy documented the stories, skills and lived experiences of beekeepers who continue to safeguard this living heritage. Protecting intangible cultural heritage begins by recognising and giving a voice to...

On 13-17th November 2024, BEELOSOPHY participated in the annual meeting of the Greek Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation in Komotini, National Youth Capital 2024, together with 40 representatives of Civil Society institutions and organisations from all over Greece.

On Saturday 9th November the BEELOSOPHY team was at the Center of the Earth in Ilion, in a beautiful natural environment, for an interesting workshop about the society of Bees and their importance.

As the cultural action SWEETEN YOUR HERITAGE (SYH) KARYSTOS comes to a closure, BEELOSOPHY organised, on Sunday, October 27, 2024, a multiplier event at the Yokalio Spiritual Center of Karystos.

As part of the initiative SWEETEN YOUR HERITAGE KARYSTOS, the BEELOSOPHY crew followed the cultural path of Karystos, with the Bees as protagonists. The innovation was that we attempted to restore the sustainable interface between man and nature through art. Pupils, students, local actors and artists from Karystos and elsewhere were inspired by the...

Photography has the power to reveal the beauty and fragility of the natural world. Guided by Beelosophy, students used visual storytelling to encourage a deeper appreciation of biodiversity and a more sustainable relationship between people and nature. Through the lens of photography, landscapes became opportunities for learning, dialogue and...

Bees can inspire not only science but creativity as well. Guided by Beelosophy, students transformed real beehives into original works of art, expressing their thoughts and concerns about nature and biodiversity. Through artistic creation, environmental awareness became a shared experience of imagination, collaboration and action.