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Welcome to Bee responsible… Beehive Management Services

Bee responsible… are a discreet team of reliable beekeepers who provide a unique, professional beehive management service for our clients throughout the home counties and the North of England.

In 2017, beekeeper Pamela Chambers founded Bee responsible… (appropriately named) to raise awareness of the plight of the Honeybee and encourage and support individuals and businesses who wish to invest in a long-term commitment, to learn about and support their own hives of Honeybees.

Bee responsible… offers fully managed service packages, including mentoring, to support not only individuals and families, but to assist corporates and private estates to improve their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Biodiversity, Conservation and Sustainability objectives.

Our goal is to educate our clients about Honeybees, to understand the impact that bees and other pollinating insects have on our eco-system and to work towards leaving a much healthier legacy for the next generation.

Interested in learning about bees and improving our environment? Contact us, ‘Bee responsible…’

Did you know:

Honeybees are highly evolved insects and have been buzzing around this planet for over 100 million years?

Seventy of the one hundred crop species that provide ninety percent of food worldwide, are pollinated by bees?

250 million flowering plants depend on Honeybees and other pollinating insects to reproduce and create healthy, higher yielding offspring?

Pollination services provided by bees are critical for both ecosystem function and crop production and are estimated to be worth between £430 million and £603 million a year to the UK agricultural industry (based on 2017 figures)?

Raw hive products produced by honeybees such as beeswax, honey, propolis, bee venom and Royal Jelly are used in cosmetics, natural health foods and products, medicine, pharmaceutical preparations, manufacturing and industry?

But did you also know that since 1970, bees have been rapidly declining in numbers? Various factors are responsible for the downward freefall of the bee and insect populations and if this is not addressed and reversed soon, ultimately our ecosystem and quality of life on this planet will be compromised.

Through education, training and management services, Bee responsible… supports individuals, families, businesses and communities who choose to invest in Honeybees, their local environment, biodiversity and the future.

Bee responsible…

is committed to supporting the environment, biodiversity, sustainability and quality of life. We aim to minimise the impact of our activities on the environment and pass on a healthy legacy for future generations.

Bee responsible… are members of the following professional associations and charities:

  • BBKA (British Beekeeping Association)
  • BIBBA (Bee Improvement and Bee Breeders Association)
  • CABK (Central Association of Bee Keepers)
  • WWF (World Wildlife Fund)
  • Friends of the Earth
  • UKGBC (United Kingdom Green Building Council)

… let our gallery speak for itself…’

 

What Our Clients Say…

  • I would like to thank you for the amazing job that you have done in caring for the bees over this very long period. I have been delighted with the service that you have provided and that your attention to detail and professionalism have been quite exceptional…’

    Estate Manager, distinguished Royal Middle Eastern family’s UK residence.

  • I enjoyed being part of the setup for the bees and want to thank you for all you have done...’ 

    Operations Manager, Shopping Centre, Surrey

  • ‘…We would not hesitate in recommending the beekeeping services that Pam and the Bee responsible… team provide. They are patient, calm and professional in their approach and we look forward to continuing to work with them and as part of our team…’

    Charlie, Property and Estates Manager (UK), Private Country Estate, Essex

  • ‘…I have my colleagues to thank for my beekeeping day voucher and Pam to thank for introducing my girlfriend and I to honeybees. Thank you for an informative and enjoyable day…’

    Marcus and Eliza, Clapham, London.

  • ‘…We already have a menagerie of animals so why would we not have bees! Bee responsible… you guys unquestionably are – loving the beekeeping sessions…Cheers Pam…’

    Nate, Head Groundsman, Private Country Estate, Hertfordshire.

  • ‘… Many thanks for all your advice…the beehives look fabulous and are a beautiful focal point by the rill…'

    Dido and Nigel, Garden Designers, Kent

  • ‘…We appreciate the beekeeping services that Pam and her team provide. They’ve been instrumental to the care of our bees and, as a result, to improving biodiversity within our SEGRO estates and the environment, a commitment we care deeply about and recognise as a wider responsibility…’

    Ben Brakes, Group Sustainability Manager, SEGRO Head Office.

  • ‘...Thank you for helping us to set up and manage the beehives on our estate; we've loved seeing the benefits of having bees - more fruit and veg from our orchards and vegetable gardens and plenty of honey!...'

    Karen, Head Gardener, Private Country Estate, Kent

  • ‘…Thank you for such a lovely day... we love, love, love bees!...’

    Stevie and Charlotte, Hoxton, London

  • ‘…As part of a long-term investment, we are restoring the original estate orchards, kitchen gardens and woodland of our country house estate… the bees are a precious asset. I speak for the whole team in thanking you for the ongoing care and management of our bees. We look forward to having the bees (and Bee responsible…) around for many years to come…

    Alan, UK Properties Manager, Private Country Estate, Buckinghamshire.

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