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Bee Wild

BEE WILD is an uplifting documentary exploring the vital role of bees in sustaining humanity, the causes of their sharp decline, and how we can help regenerate their populations to restore thriving ecosystems.

BEE WILD is an uplifting documentary exploring the vital role of bees in sustaining humanity, the causes of their sharp decline, and how we can help regenerate their populations to restore thriving ecosystems. With 1 billion pollinators lost annually, the story highlights the urgent need to protect bees and other pollinating insects while showing viewers actionable ways to make a difference. Celebrating the natural beauty of these magical creatures, BEE WILD combines stunning visuals, inspiring stories, and hope-driven solutions to create an eco-doc like no other.

Film Topics Include:

  • Animal Rights/Animal Welfare
  • Climate Change
  • Joshua Tickell

    Director
  • Rebecca Harrell Tickell

    Director
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