Plant your company forest!

Climate change and increased awareness of the human impact on the environment have prompted many companies to seek sustainable solutions to reduce their environmental footprint and actively contribute to the protection of our planet. 3Bee's Nectar Tree Forests offer a unique opportunity for companies looking to embark on a path of sustainability and social responsibility. By planting and managing corporate forests, 3Bee provides significant benefits for the planet, the land, the company's resources, the company itself and its community. In this article, we will explain how adopting a corporate forest can improve your CSR report and why 3Bee is the ideal partner for sustainable businesses seeking a responsible and prosperous future for all. Discover with us the corporate forests of 3Bee!

Each forest project comprises 50 trees aged around 1 to 2 years. The trees are planted on the land of our partner growers who will take care of them throughout their lives. This project can be carried out remotely by choosing land provided by 3Bee or on the company's land if suitable land is available for planting. In the latter case, an agronomic analysis is first carried out by the European Space Agency (ESA) to assess the biodiversity of the specific area, followed by the planting project. In each forest, we plant three different types of nectar trees with different flowering periods to provide pollinators with nectar for as long as possible. You can follow the growth of your trees and view photos of them via our application.

Sponsoring a 3Bee corporate forest offers several benefits for your company. It has a positive impact on the environment, especially as forests contribute to the absorption of CO2 in the atmosphere, create a habitat for biodiversity and help to improve the quality of air, water and soil. In addition, the creation of these forests also has a social benefit, as it generates jobs in the forestry sector. You can actively involve your employees in the planting and management of the forests!