• Publisher: Ulmer
• Hardcover, 351 pages

Blurb

Bees have accompanied people all over the world for thousands of years. As collectors, beekeepers or thieves, they have been trying to get their hands on honey since prehistoric times. And without the role of bees as pollinators of flowers, humanity's food supply would be in a poor state today.

Whether on the giant trees of Indonesia, on the rocky slopes of the Irula in India, in the African Omo Valley, in the black hives of Turkey, with the stingless bees of Brazil or with the honey ants of the Australian bush - Éric Tourneret takes you on the fascinating paths of honey.