“If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then Man would only have four years of life left” Einstein

No more bees, no more pollination ... no more human-kind!

Passfield Hall Honey is a showcase project that has been initiated by LSE Residences and the LSE Sustainability Team and is supported by the LSE Student Union.
 

It offers a unique opportunity to raise awareness about biodiversity and the plight of the bee amongst staff, students and vacation guests.
 

Passfield Hall is one of the first halls of residence to keep hives which give the LSE the opportunity to make its very own ‘Passfield Hall Honey’!
 

The hives are managed by a professional beekeeper, Dr Luke Dixon, an expert in rooftop and urban beekeeping and a member of British Beekeeping Association. He manages a number of hives across London working with: the Natural History Museum, Lancaster London Hotel, National Magazine Company, Kensington Palace, Jordan’s Cereals, Ted Baker, CityWest Homes and the London College of Fashion.

For Health and Safety reasons, we ask that you please inform Reception if you suffer from bee-sting allergies while you are staying in the Hall.

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