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Our mission
Beekeeping, as we know, is the art of raising bees either for commercial purposes and there are also those who raise them just for hobby, to support biodiversity or for altruism. Still, becoming a beekeeper requires several things. Above all, it requires a deep knowledge of the world of bees. It is for this reason that our need to teach is born, to help you better understand everything you need to know about the organization of bees and how a hive works. ​ Bees play a fundamental role in the balance of nature. And in these times it is alarming that many species of bees are declining their population and in some parts of the world directly becoming extinct. It is essential that the new beekeeper knows how the colony is managed socially and, very importantly, how to adapt the management to each season.
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