Don't kill my buzz

Roof to Table | 360° Video Experience

By Emily Robinson and Nolan Hausler

Roof to Table takes it to the next level. Literally. Not just one, but a few levels up: to the roof. All it takes is a smartphone — and the YouTube app.

This 360° video puts the power in your hands. Because up here, you’re not alone. Look up, look down, look all around. It’s buzzing with life.

The roof’s no longer over your head, but the food’s still on the table — for now.

Where’s it going? Follow it from Roof to Table. Suit up and join us. And when you’re done, shout “hey honey” across the room because they’ll want to experience this too.

Go ahead — see for yourself. This is moving the planet forward.

Tags:

sustainability, GW, Bees, Urban Sustainability, Urban Apiary, The George Washington University, Washington D.C., colony collapse disorder, colony collapse, storyfest2017

How do you move the Planet Forward? Tweet us @planet_forward or contribute to the conversation with your own story.

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