Help The Bees

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Help The Bees Sustainability Actions

Provides ESG data from beehives

The company says it uses beehives as data sources to help businesses with ESG reporting. It describes bees as environmental sensors that can show signs of ecosystem health. The service is meant to give companies verifiable information on environmental impact, social contributions, and governance practices. The brand says this can help clients make better decisions about carbon footprints, green space, and biodiversity.

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Runs an adopt-a-hive program

The brand offers an Adopt-a-Hive program that lets businesses support honey bees without managing hives themselves. The idea is to give companies a hands-off way to support pollination and biodiversity while taking part in environmental action. The program is framed as a corporate social responsibility activity and includes hive visits and honey rewards in some packages.

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Supports pollinator habitat

The content says the company helps create habitats that support bees and other pollinators. It mentions wildflower meadows, pollinator-friendly wetlands, native plants, and raised pollinator beds. These steps are meant to improve local biodiversity and help pollinators survive in urban and commercial spaces.

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Offers wild bee nesting

A related service described in partner content is BeeHomes, which are nesting structures for wild bees. These are small tubes or similar spaces where solitary bees can lay eggs. The service also includes BeeCare, where cocoons are cleaned, stored, and returned later to support healthier bee populations.

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Supports education and awareness

The brand says it runs conservation and education work to teach people about bees, pollinators, and biodiversity. It encourages schools, businesses, and community groups to plant flowering plants and reduce harmful pesticide use. The goal is to help people understand why pollinators matter for food, ecosystems, and urban nature.

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Uses fair trade beekeeping

The ESG page says the company follows fair trade practices in beekeeping and aims to pay beekeepers fairly. It also says it wants beekeepers to work in ethical conditions and support local communities through education and resources. This is presented as part of its social responsibility approach.

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Aligns with ESG standards

The company says it follows international ESG reporting standards such as CSRD, TNFD, and ESRS. CSRD is the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, TNFD is a framework for reporting nature-related risks, and ESRS are the reporting standards used under CSRD. The brand presents this as a way to make its data more trustworthy for corporate clients.

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