Honey Bees
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Honey Bees

English edition

Hardback (14 Oct 2021)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Bees are a symbol of nature conservation. People all over the world are studying their fate and the threats posed to them by human activity and biodiversity loss.

This is a stunning photographic record captures for the first time the unique way of life of the, forest-dwelling honey bee.

A lavish, picture-led book, this is a unique collaboration between Germany’s leading bee expert, Prof. Dr Jürgen Tautz, and one of the world’s top nature photographers Ingo Arndt, which documents a major research project into the mysterious, hidden world of the honey bee.

About the Publisher

The Natural History Museum

With the publication of our first book in 1881, the Museum's publishing legacy is nearly as old as the magnificent Waterhouse building that houses its collections. Today, under the Museum's own imprint, we publish books that reflect the Museum's collections, scientific work and exhibitions.

Book information

ISBN: 9780565095277
Publisher: The Natural History Museum
Imprint: The Natural History Museum
Pub date:
Edition: English edition
Language: English
Number of pages: 192
Weight: 1236g
Height: 222mm
Width: 291mm
Spine width: 23mm