Dedicated to the conservation and protection of one of the Earth's most important inhabitant.
Choose a Bee.
Dedicated to the conservation and protection of one of the Earth's most important inhabitant.
Choose a Bee.
About Us
Our Purpose and Mission
A new non-profit organization that is helping to address the critical state of the health of the bees. Our main purpose is the advancement of environmental protection and improvement, focusing on the conservation and protection of honey bees by applying the ancient method of rewilding.
Our Vision
To transform beekeeping communities by raising people’s consciousness through a holistic approach to beekeeping and thereby reminding about the long-forgotten instincts and the true understanding of intricate interrelationships, and life processes in nature which work in such a wonderful manner.
Inspired by Nature and Heritage
We integrated all the available research data and based our conservation strategy on a holistic approach to beekeeping. Using the latest 3D print technology and traditional Bashkir man-made cavity log hives as the main medium of our strategy, provide the bees an opportunity to live in an undisturbed ecosystem in synergy with their seasonal rhythms. Natural nest habitat is the key aspect for preservation and renewal of health and resiliency of honey bees.
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21 Amazing Facts about the Bees
- There are three types of bees in a colony: the queen, the workers, and the drones.
- Bees have an exceptional sense of smell.
- Worker bees are females that have different jobs throughout their lives; they do everything that drones and the queen don’t.
- Queen bees have only one responsibility: to lay eggs.
- Losing its stinger will cause a bee to die.
- It is estimated that a queen bee lays an egg once in around 43 seconds.
- Bees use the sun to help them navigate.
- The brain of a bee is the size of a sesame seed.
- Drone bees are male and have only one job: to mate with the queen.
- Bees have five eyes—two for color, light and direction of light; and three for measuring light.
- Baby queen bees dine exclusively on royal jelly
- Bees are cold-blooded insects; they vibrate their wings to stay warm.
- Bees convert the sugar in honey into wax.
- Bees harvest resins and saps; known as propolis to waterproof their hives
- Pollen is the bees’ protein source.
- Honey bee pollination accounts for approximately one-third of the food we eat.
- Honey bees add an enzyme to honey that turns into hydrogen peroxide, making the honey antibacterial.
- Honey can help heal wounds and burns through a combination of the drying effect of the simple sugars and honey’s antibacterial nature.
- It takes the nectar from two million flowers to make one pound of honey.
- Honey contains flavonoids, antioxidants that may reduce the risk of some certain cancers and heart disease.
- Honey’s exact combination of fructose and glucose helps the body regulate blood sugar levels.
Gift Bracelet #LacrimaChallenge
How it Works
1. Put on the Bracelet
- You are now on Day 1 of your 21-Day challenge.
2. Learn about the Bees
- Each day discover 1 new fact about the Bees. If not, move the bracelet to the other wrist. Start over; you are on Day 1.
3. Patience & Persistence
- Complete the 21-Day challenge. Think Bees to save Humanity.
How to Order
To order your #LacrimaChallenge Bracelet, please follow the process below. Please allow up to five working days for delivery. For shipping to other destinations or to order more than one copy, please email info@lacrimafoundation.org and we will be glad to assist.
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