Our greatest commitment is to children, their development, and their admiration and respect for the world of bees. Our goal is to awaken in them a fascination with the permanence of bees with courses tailored to their age.

We rescue endangered species from the Apoidea superfamily, particularly those from the Apis genus, stinging honey bees. We also rescue stingless honey bees from the Meliponini tribe.

We look for alternative locations, creating organic, harmonious spaces, and providing them with their favorite flowers.

We teach families or family groups, even those in direct contact with bees, to live a healthy life through observation of this social group, which has much to teach us as a harmonious unit of a creative and productive universe.

We contribute to the conservation of pollinating insects of the Apinae subfamily, since without their presence we would lack the vast majority of the food we need to survive.

We rescue colonies located in urban areas, homes, or crowded places that find the presence of bees bothersome.

Although our focus is on bee conservation, the little honey we produce is of the finest quality, with a high nutritional and medicinal value.

Its purity and safety are guaranteed by national and international laboratories.