Embracing the buzz: One North Texas couple is on a mission to save honeybees.
"They're absolutely a necessity to help provide the food that we all consume," Jon said.
"As the climate changes, we have more extreme weather and more frequency of extreme weather," Jon said."Which really affects the pollinators and their ability to collect resources.""Then you're starting to help the whole ecological system and really, at least on your own footprint, have some sort of effect on climate change," Amanda said, pointing out that anyone with a yard can plant one.
Schulz said it's important to teach the next generation about the importance of bees and their role in our ecosystem. "When you start young with people," Amanda said."They grow up having respect for that. You're not having to teach old dogs new tricks." The Schulzes started with one hive. They now have 30 hives in apiaries in Dallas County and Navarro County. This year the couple started a business called
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