Nestled between the rainforest and the reef, Taylor Point is more than a protected landscape — it is a living ecosystem where bees thrive and nature flourishes. Our small-scale beekeeping initiative, Taylor Point Wild Honey, brings together conservation and primary production in perfect balance.
The honey gathered here is raw, unblended, and created naturally by bees foraging on native coastal flowers, paperbarks, grevilleas, and coconut palms. Every jar reflects the pure coastal air and diverse native flora that define Taylor Point.
Taylor Point is registered as primary production land through the management of beehives and honey production, reflecting our commitment to practical conservation.
Our 12-Month Pollinator Habitat and Honey Production Plan outlines how this property continues to serve as both a sanctuary and a small-scale working landscape.
In the coming seasons, we’ll expand our native flowering zones, introduce educational workshops about coastal pollinators, and share more of our honey with the local community.
Taylor Point Wild Honey is a small but meaningful example of how land stewardship, biodiversity, and sustainable production can coexist beautifully.
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