It will take a concerted effort and a lot of convincing to enlighten our minds to the contrary.

Decades of false information lead us to believe that coconut is bad for our health; that imported bees are superior to local bees; that local herbs are stuff for quack doctors; that artificial chemicals and pesticides make better farm yield.

Our Vision

COMMUNITY AWARENESS ABOUT INDIGENOUS SPECIES

WE RECYCLE

Roadmap to Apiculture Acknowledgment goes to Dr. C. R.Cervancia of UPLB

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We're blessed with long coastal lines and good climate suitable for growing coconuts where bees can gather food all-year round.  Our aim is to transform these gifts from heaven into economic opportunity for the farming communities.

Part of our program is to create awareness of the tremendous value of our indigenous materials. Our collective knowledge can help ensure the survival and growth of the animal and plant species that produce these raw materials. All species including humans are interdependent with one another. To cause unwarranted harm to one can adversely affect our ecosystem and eventually our source of living.