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296 - From Isolation to Innovation: Diversified Beekeeping in Northern BC | PolliNation
Episode 296
Monday, 26 January, 2026
 Christine McDonald discusses her family-run beekeeping operation based in Terrace, British Columbia. Living in a remote area, Christine emphasizes the importance of in-person gatherings for bee education despite the proliferation of online resources. She explains how her family has turned geographical challenges into strengths, mentioning their diverse range of products, including honey and candles, and their reliance on wild forage like fireweed. Christine highlights the seasonal challenges they face, such as preparing colonies for winter and managing a short beekeeping season. She also elaborates on their approach to raising queens and maintaining their operation's sustainability. Additionally, Christine's Instagram presence has become a pivotal part of connecting with the wider beekeeping community. Rushing River Apiaries: https://www.rushingriverapiaries.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rushingriverapiaries/
