Michelle Mann ENTERPRISE -- An “apiary” is a place where bees are kept, and Enterprise State Community College can now add that designation to its resume.
Bee populations have been on a decline and researchers have scrambled to discover the cause, Woodham said. “If bees were to die out completely, one-third of our food supply would be lost.” Woodham worked with the Enterprise City Council to formulate an ordinance allowing beekeeping inside city limits and he initiated contact with Howard about the feasibility of adding bees to the curriculum at ESCC. “We met with Richard Woodham and things took off from there,” Howard said.
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