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Steve Donohoe and Michael Palmer near Lake Champlain
18 Apr 19 Walrus

The Voice of Michael Palmer

Me and Michael Palmer near Lake Champlain Sorry about the audio quality on this clip; somebody once asked if I used a potato as a recording device! I don't, but I actually think my iphone does it better than my…
Interviews with Beekeepers
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11 Dec 18 Walrus

Bee Farmers: What do you fear?

Extracts from my interviews with bee farmers about the main threats to their livelihood
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