THE HOLLOW HIVE
The Hollow Hive – Student Insect Research Society
Hollow Grove Academy | Supervised by Dr. Eleanor Graves
Hi! Welcome to The Hollow Hive!
This is a student science club where we learn about insects and how they live in the world around us.
I made this site so we can share what we find and keep track of all the different species we see.
We do observations, simple field studies, and sometimes go outside to look at bugs in their habitats (with permission from teachers of course).
I really hope other students will join and think insects are as interesting as I do. They’re actually a lot more important than people think.
— Oliver F.
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Hollow Hive is a student insect research group.
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- Spring Field Observation Trip postponed due to weather.
- Students must submit observation journals by May 20.
- The Grove area remains temporarily restricted due to a large beehive.
- Parent permission slips required for all off-campus activities.
Club Activity Reports
- 12 honey bee observations logged this month.
- New butterfly garden approved by administration.
- Pollinator awareness presentation scheduled for next semester.
- Student attendance increased by 15%.
Research & Field Observations
May 4, 2012
Several students reported increased bee activity near the Grove. Further observation recommended.
May 11, 2012
A hive structure was discovered in an oak tree at the northern edge of campus.
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