By Alex Tuchman | Director
Dear Friends,
So sorry for the delay in communication! Our Founders have officially moved off of the farm and due to these and other staff transitions, we've let an important update to you all slip through the cracks. Please accept my sincere apolologies on behalf of all of us at Spikenard Farm Honeybee Sanctuary.
There is quite a lot to report on, but the main new project I'd like to highlight for you is emerging through the acitivity of the Spikenard Ambassador Network. This new project made it's humble beginnings in Jan 2021, and is growing its mission towards the proliferation of honeybees, pollinators, and sanctuary all across our Earth. So far, there are 12 Sanctuaries in the network, modeled after the 41-acre Honeybee Sanctuary that we have created in Floyd, Virginia. Each sanctuary project is it's own unique and locally adapted expression of our shared vision in service of the honeybees and pollinator ecosystems, or "sanctuaries".
We need and very much appreciate your support, so that we can continue to develop and facilitate this program and continue to expand the reach and impact of our mission at Spikenard Farm Honeybee Sanctuary.
Yours in service to the honeybees,
Alex Tuchman
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