We work with a diverse clientele, from land-based conservation organizations and private landowners to researchers, farmers, gardeners & beekeepers around the world.

Our services include:

We create “landscape apiaries” using traditional TreeNests and promote natural apian networks. We collaborate with diverse stakeholders in developing and implementing novel approaches to conservation.

• Analysis/evaluation of existing honeybees populations
• Assessment of watersheds for conservation / rewilding options
• Design of landscapes apiaries / LocApiaries
• Building custom TreeNests for specific locations
• Installations and implementation
• Hands-on training and educational programs

Are you interested in taking the first step in your wilding project?

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Our educational programs link to core elements of wilding strategies, as well as research-based evidence on wild Apis mellifera (honeybees). Our classes welcome both novice and experienced beekeepers, and anyone else who is interested in learning more about the wilding of bees. Workshop topics include:

• Landscape
• Arboreal Apiculture
• Tree-based Apiculture
• Holistic strategies for beekeepers
• In-depth studies of honeybees
• Advocacy for honeybee awareness
• Outreach
• Mentorship programs for youth and schools
• Hands-on TreeNest building workshops

Check out our events calendar.

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Research of wild honeybees is essential in designing innovative conservation practices for honeybees. We promote a multidisciplinary approach and collaborate with Universities, NGOs, and other stakeholders. This is a diverse area of activity:

• Assessment for conservation potential and wilding options for landscapes and watersheds
• Various research projects in diverse ecologies
• Partnering with Universities, NGOs, and other stakeholders
• Restoration and conservation projects
• Empowering local communities to integrate wilding and novel conservation practices

Are you interested in starting the conversation?

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