Beehive patches are high resolution prints on material that is made from recycled plastic fibers. They are super durable, fully washable, and well, rather charming! We offer many different kinds of patches, and have organized them based on theme. Click around to see our vast array of patches available to you! |
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THE TRUE COST OF COALpatches are images sampled from the Beehive's BRAND NEW narrative graphic, "The True Cost of Coal!" The patches in this section feature beautiful crops and close-ups from this powerful organizing tool used to fight Mountain Top Removal Coal Mining and natural resource extraction in Appalachia and beyond. |
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ANIMALS IN ACTION patches are images celebrating the "do-it-yourself" active revolution! Here you'll find animals doing all sorts of productive and empowering things... riding bikes, doing carpentry, raking blueberries, and even knitting! |
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BLACKFLY BALL patches are crops from our lovely Blackfly Ball Posters! For the past five years, the Beehive has hosted a raging booty-shaking celebration in our hometown of Machias, ME! These patches are crops from these beautiful and celebratory posters. |
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ANTI-GLOBALIZATION patches are images selected from our FTTA, Plan Colombia, and Latin American Solidarity campaigns. These patches feature visual representations of the constant struggle to resist monoculture, militarization in the Americas, and corporate colonization. |
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MESOAMERICA RESISTE patches are images sampled from the Beehive's current Work in Progress, Mesoamerica Resiste! This Campaign focuses on the rich resistance that exists in the americas to the megadevelopment infastructure project "Plan Puebla Panama". |
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BIOTECHNOLOGY patches are based on the Beehive Collective's first poster, Biodevastation, Resist Biotechnology, and Biojustcie2007. The images in this section focus on the repercussions of genetic engineering within our enviornment- including the fatal allergy the Monch Butterly caterpillar has to Genetically modified corn. |
