The new 2024-2025 colonies have been installed at the central Brussels, Anderlecht, Ixelles and Auderghem, as well as in periphery of the Brussels Region to Chaumont-Gistoux.
After a year in 2024 marked by difficult weather conditions that weakened colonies and reduced honey production, the year 2025 was much more favourable. More regular weather and an abundant flowering period have enabled the bees to grow stronger and honey production to take off again.
In 2022, BeeBonds inaugurated new hives with its partner Ukeepers on the site of La Ferme du Parc Maximilien, a haven of tranquillity in the heart of Brussels.
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The Parc Maximilien Farm is home to many animals, but is also a pleasant place to take a stroll. Yet right in the centre of town, this island of greenery offers a moment of calm away from the hustle and bustle of the capital.
In 2021, BeeBonds inaugurated 15 beehives with its partner Ukeepers at Les Terres d'ici, an ecological farm that promotes production without the use of chemical fertilisers or pesticides.
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Les Terres d'ici is: gardens, a restaurant, a nursery. A place for young and old to share knowledge.
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2020
In 2020, BeeBonds inaugurated new beehives with the support of its partner Alexandre Lefebvre, founder of Ukeepers, on the site of See U, the former Fritz Toussaint gendarmerie barracks in Ixelles.
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Located in the heart of Ixelles, See U is today Belgium's largest temporary occupation synonymous with social and sustainable innovation, learning and experimentation.