BeeSavers

Our Work

A timeline of notable events & concepts

Successful capture of strong colony which gathered next to agricultural irrigation lines in Mtarfa. It was good of the farmer to call us rather than resort to other methods to remove the bees. 4th June 2014

                                                                                                                                 

Swarm Rescue: 2014 - present

Unsuccessful capture of colonies within hollow wall in Umberto Colosso school, St Venera. Exit points leading to urban areas were sealed, leaving one exit/entry point in a safe location. These colonies will be closely monitored in the future since pending permission from school is underway to dismantle wall for capture. 9th May 2014

Successful capture of multi-queened colony which gathered into unused fuel tanks in Birzebbugia. 7th May 2014

Successful capture of swarm in a private front yard in B'Kara. Varroa infestation was present, which was subsequently treated.
The bees were relocated safely. 23rd April 2014

Other cases from 2015 onwards are logged on our Facebook Page (opens in new tab)

The First Newspaper Interview: 15th July 2015

23rd June 2017

Enabling farmers to house captured bee swarms in their farms

Benefits of more pollination hence increased yields. Condition of organic practices will reduce synthetics in farming practice. Research was carried out to assess uptake of synthetics to the flower which resulted in an unfortunate positive.

April 1st 2018

Formal Launch of the VO & Various Educational Activities

Various schools and institutions welcomed us to give presentations about the magnificent world of bees to students and teachers alike. As we gained traction, we took the plunge and officially launched the VO on April 1st of 2018.

2020 - Present. Ongoing & Future

Relocating Trees from Construction Sites - Large Scale Reforestation (4,000+ Trees)

We are always on the lookout for transplantable trees in construction sites, large tracts of land for afforestation, as well as collaboration with visionaries. We have the right formula to create  new forested areas from once abandoned lands. This concept is already in the works and we plan to deliver a work in progress which is both sustainable and fully accountable by end 2024.

We mostly run on our own steam in the projects we undertake, however a special thanks goes to Garland for assisting our efforts throughout the years.
Should you wish to collaborate please visit the home page for further information.