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Aristeu Bee project

The VGP Foundation supports bee conservation by installing beehives and creating green habitats across VGP Parks. The honey produced is donated to local children's social canteens, combining environmental protection with social impact. The project was first launched at VGP Park Lliçà d'Amunt in Spain.

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“Without bees, there is no pollination, no grass, no animals, no men.”

Bees play an essential role in biodiversity and human life. More than 80% of crops and plants depend on their pollination. However, around 30% of bees die each year due to various factors, including industrial agriculture, climate change, diseases, and parasites.

To help address this alarming situation, the VGP Foundation decided to collaborate with Aristeu, an initiative created with the mission of restoring organic pollination to nature and, in doing so, helping to bring back biodiversity and life. In Greek mythology, Aristeu means “protector of the bee”.

How does it work?

The VGP Foundation will install beehives in VGP Parks and create natural ecoystems with gardens to help increase bee populations and expand green areas across the locations.

The VGP Foundation will donate the honey produced to children’s charities, such as local social canteens.

What are the benefits of bee honey?

Raw honey has been used as a traditional remedy throughout history and offers a variety of health benefits and practical uses. It is even used in some hospitals to help treat wounds.

Some of the potential benefits of raw honey include:

  • Rich source of antioxidants
  • Antibacterial and antifungal properties
  • Helps support wound healing
  • Rich in phytonutrients
  • May help with digestive issues
  • Soothes sore throats
  • May support weight management
  • Helps strengthen the immune system
  • Nourishes the skin
  • May help boost memory
  • Common home remedy for coughs
  • Natural source of energy
VGP Park Lliçà d’Amunt, Spain

In cooperation with Aristeu, we have initiated the installation of beehives and the development of green spaces on the rooftop of VGP Park Lliçà d’Amunt in Spain. You can follow the progress in the photos below.