To adopt a beehive: A new Symbiosis with Nature
In a world where the connection with nature often seems distant, at Melimel, we have conceived an inspiring initiative: ‘Adopt a Hive.’ Our goal is to engage Bolivian citizens in environmental protection and foster a deeper sense of connection with the land that nourishes us.
“The Transcendent Purpose of ‘Adopt a Hive.”
The testimonials from those who have chosen to join this noble initiative speak for themselves:
“We decided to adopt a hive from Melimel because bees have much to teach us. They are extraordinary beings and organisms that we must care for and preserve. Besides, I wanted to learn, firsthand, about their management to harness the superfoods they produce. Having honey from our own hive instead of buying it from the supermarket is different because honey worked with passion and one’s own hands tastes different 🐝😊.” (Rubén Luis)
“We decided to adopt a hive from Melimel because we strongly believe in sustainability and supporting local producers. Adopting hives allows us to maintain a steady supply of high-quality honey while contributing to the conservation of bee populations, crucial for our ecosystem. The honey from our hive differs from supermarket honey in several aspects. Honey that comes directly from the hive is not subjected to industrial processes that can diminish its quality and nutritional properties. Adopting a hive also means that every time you enjoy a bottle of HIDROMIEL LABEJAZUL, you are directly supporting local beekeepers and contributing to environmental preservation. It’s a delicious and meaningful way to make a difference.” (Hidromiel Labejazul)
“We chose to adopt a hive with Melimel to help the environment by ensuring natural pollinators and making our intention to conserve the environment tangible. It’s different from getting it in the market because it’s an extra benefit resulting from our intention.” (Diego and Lorena)
I didn’t know where to invest my money until I stumbled upon Melimel. I really liked their focus on sustainability and environmental protection, so I bought my first box with the hope of contributing a little to ecology and doing something good for the little bees.
Moreover, with Melimel, I can be sure that my bees are cared for ethically and responsibly, which makes me feel good about my investment choice. I’m also excited to have a fair share of the production, and knowing that I’ve adopted over 60,000 bees is priceless. I can’t wait to adopt more bees.” (Germán)
“Hello, my name is Fabienne, I’m 22 years old, and I invested in Melimel two years ago. I decided to adopt 10 hives, each of which yields annually. I think it’s important to have secondary income, but more than that, it’s important to know where and what you’re investing in. I thought contributing to beekeeping would be one of the best non-polluting investments. Bees are the ones that pollinate trees, fruits, and vegetables; without them, we have no food. I think Melimel honey is very delicious and extracted by professionals. Therefore, I have 100% confidence in my partners and the business. I feel a very deep appreciation for my hives, even though I don’t have much experience in beekeeping. Thank you, Melimel, for giving me this unique experience.” (Fabienne)
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Caring for the World that Feeds Us
A special thank you to the adoptive Mapadres to date:
| worker plan | Queen Plan | Beehive Plan |
| Flia. Choque | Juana & Pedro | Diego y Lorena Delgadillo |
| Karen Hochstatter | La Oreja de la Víbora | Eve Delgado |
| Norman Martin | Flia. Cuéllar Ayala | Hidromiel Labejazul |
| De Pamela Linie | Vero Pérez | Luis Suárez |
| Samira Barbery | Claudia Cárdenas | Carlos Loredo |
| RACKYCHEFSOMM | Luiz Eduardo | |
| Andre Gómez | Estefani Cabrera | |
| Alejandro Loayza | Pacifico Rojas | |
| Micaela | Fabienne Ranque | |
| Fernando Mancilla | Francisco Renjel | |
| L’APE AZZURRA | Germán Said | |
| Karenyna Goitia | Diego Alcántara | |
| Los Tajibos | ||
| Estefany Sanchez |
Feel free to inquire about the available plans for adopting a beehive, thereby contributing with a small yet powerful gesture to the preservation of the world we cherish so much
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