Help with having healthy bees released in the wild

Hello my name is Amber Leon. I am working with others on saving the bees. We focus on research as well as being ecologically sound. (We don’t use any chemicals or medication on our bees. The bee environment is chemically free as well).
Our goal is to make them healthy again. Today the bee population is being decimated by the use of insecticide in agriculture and the use of pesticide to control the various parasitic pests threatening the honey bees; not only killing them, but also weakening the surviving ones. We have created a safe heaven for the bees to repopulate our rural area. We succeeded in making them healthy and clean again, without the use of any antibiotics or pesticide. Our healthy bees are released in the environment twice a year where they can pass their resilient genes to the local bees and increase the number and health of our local bee population. Our goal is to be able to expand the number of bees that we raise and can release in the environment. With increased numbers we will be able to make them available for release to other rural areas.

 The funds will serve to build more beehives (their houses) which is done during the winter; allowing the expansion of our colonies and the release of bees in the spring, benefiting  the local rural areas.

Receiving your support will mean that we are all contributing toward saving the bees. Without bees, no pollination, no crop, no food. Our children will not enjoy the variety of vegetables and fruits that you can enjoy today, as well as honey!

If you are interested in knowing more, feel free to send me an email. 

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I would love to share more information to all who are interested in participating. The team and I would be very grateful for your help in allowing our work to continue. We will share with you photos and videos of how your contribution helped in real life, including bee releases. (for that, contact me through the email provided.)

Thank you for your time and contribution,

Have a nice day and stay safe!

The bee survival team.