A set of cameras installed on the roof of a Brandon University building are looking to build buzz about bees, and help pollinator knowledge take flight in southwestern Manitoba.

The bees live in an observation hive made of acrylic glass and wood, using clear tubes to transport them from the hive to the outside world, closer to farm crops and far away from customers.

Freeman, who got into beekeeping after investigating his first hive theft, said he advises beekeepers to use security cameras and put their names and phone numbers on the boxes.

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