Bees numbers are declining.
Bee colonies have decreased by 25% every year since 2011.
Bees perform more than 80% of all pollination, with three quarters of all fruit and vegetables depending on pollination for survival.
Protecting bees is essential.
Monoculture has a negative impact on Biodiversity
Intensive use of
pesticides
The Varroa Destructor parasite
They simply fly from flower to flower to collect
Pollen: source of
protein
Nectar: their primary source of energy
70% of our agriculture
depends on pollination
Pesticides are no longer used for the maintenance of public gardens in big
cities.
In addition, due to tree and flower diversity,
cities provide important and varied
sources of nectar and pollen.
Your corporate location is favorable to bees.
This apiary is tangible
evidence of your corporate engagement in sustainability.
With BEES4YOU
you may
SPONSOR BEEHIVES ON YOUR SITE OR AT “LES BERGES DE VESSY”, GE
YOUR ENGAGEMENT IN CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
AN INNOVATIVE PROJECT ON BIODIVERSITY PROTECTION, NEW AXIS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
INVOLVEMENT OF YOUR TEAMS IN UNIQUE AND EXCLUSIVE WORKSHOPS
AN UNIQUE PRODUCT WITH YOUR BRANDED LOGO FOR DISTRIBUTION TO YOUR EMPLOYEES AND YOUR CUSTOMERS
INFORMATION SESSIONS ON CURRENT AND FUTURE ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
or at “Les Berges de Vessy”, GE. All year long, fully and safely managed by an experienced beekeeper
Team building activities or events around Bees with your employees or your customers (beehive visit, honey harvesting, beehive organization etc.)
An exclusive product with your branded logo, created pot by pot with care, to be distributed as you wish
Identification of the best place to install the apiary, bee sting risk management, interaction with the Cantonal Veterinary Office
Support with both internal and external communication of your engagement in protecting bees
Real-time monitoring by webcam of the development and activity of your bee colonies
Bees4You is invested in the Lake Geneva area, using Swiss bees adapted to the environment, and supporting regional networks by working with local beekeepers.
An engineer by training, Nicolas discovered the fascinating world of bees during an unexpected encounter at the Botanical Gardens in Geneva. As a result of this and his commitment to sustainable development, he created Bees4You to help save the bees.
Previously a plant manager, Jean-Luc converted to beekeeping seven years ago. Trained by professional beekeepers, he looks after an apiary of around a hundred beehives. His new life is dedicated to bees and their development.
Fascinated by insects from an early age, Vassia discovered beekeeping nine years ago through an older friend. Dedicated, reliable and passionate, he currently manages sixty colonies in the canton of Geneva.
A former technician in show-business, Boris discovered beekeeping almost ten years ago through a friend. Enthusiastic, motivated, with a strong sense of service, he now takes care of customer apiaries for Bees4you.
After years of working in healthcare, Séverine joined Bees4you. She is dedicated to building its activities, and thus contributing to maintaining global biodiversity.
Coming from the cultural milieu of Geneva, sensitive to environmental issues and active in the local biodiversity network, Karin is involved in many causes to defend the ecosystem and production of our canton.
CEO and artistic director of Out of Design, Séverine is pleased to partner with Bees4You to develop its identity and lead global communication.
As an independent accountant, Priska works in several sectors. She is very happy to be involved with a company working for the future of our planet through bees and... she likes honey!
In 2023, Bees4you obtained the BIO SUISSE label, a demanding quality label. We also work with TERRASSES SANS FRONTIERES to green your roofs. Bees4you was awarded the Prix Iddea 2012 (Sustainable Development) organized by the Junior Chamber of Geneva and was selected by GENILEM in 2013 to be part of the innovative companies incubated for 3 years
Le label « Bio Suisse » certifie un miel dont les sources de nectar et de pollen doivent être composées d’au moins 50% de surfaces bio ou sauvages dans un rayon de 3km autour des ruches ainsi que des pratiques apicoles respectueuses de l’environnement. … Suite
Le printemps marque le début de la saison apicole pour les abeilles. Au fur et à mesure que les températures augmentent et que les journées s’allongent, les colonies d’abeilles se développent afin que les butineuses soient nombreuses dans la colonie … Suite
ADDRESS
Rue Jacques Dalphin 48
PHONE
+41 79 457 63 29
