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They are not the Honey,
They are life itself
We observe and interact with bees and their products, in a unique way around the world, in which they are our teachers and we coexist with them. For this reason we know that our life and the life of the planet depend absolutely on them.
The BeeRing CEO
The BeeRing friendly hive is protected under two Pat. Pending # 62/656-631 and 16/946,187
(scene 2015 and 2019)
The BeeRing architectural design is protected under Copyright SRu 1-167-830
(scene 2012)
BeeRing© is an international organization aimed to promote people’s responsiveness to the conservation of the bees and other pollinators, people’s awareness of their crucial role in human life and the planet’s ecosystem, and applied research to understand their collective performance and communication patterns.
1978 – Javier Camilo Beekeeping
2000 – Javier Camilo loading a truck with bees ready to go to California
2005 – Javier Camilo at Vero Beach, Florida
2008 – Construction of The BeeRing Hut at Vero Beach, Florida
2008 – The BeeRing Hut at Vero Beach, Florida
2016 – Commercial Operations
2020 – The BeeRing Hut at Jardines de México, México
2021 – The BeeRing Friendly Hive
2022 – Research on Beehives
2022 – Javier Camilo shows hives for the Operation Swarm
Javier Camilio begins his journey with the bees
Javier Camilo starts beekeeping operations in USA
Javier Camilio designs the BeeRing hut
First application of a BeeRing hive on the field
The first BeeRing Hut is built in Vero Beach, Florida
The BeeRing Inc. is founded to study and protect the bees
Research begins to monitor bee queens with miniature RFID
Design of the Friendly Hive begins and patent application is submitted
The BeeRing starts supporting sustainable commercial beekeeping for pollination and production of bee products
The BeeRing assists beekepers documenting Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) cases
Our researchers start studying the sound emitted by the bee queen
Our team desings and builds the seccond BeeRing Hut in Jardines de México, the largest floral botanical garden in the world
America’s first BeeRing Research Hut in operation recording thousands of hours of bee sounds
Commercial launch of The BeeRing Friendly Hive prototype in Mexico
Development of a system for non-invasive detection of bee queens via Blind Signal Separation (BSS)
Operation Swarm starts up to repopulate bees
Javier Camilio begins his journey with the bees
1978 – Javier Camilo Beekeeping
Javier Camilo starts beekeeping operations in USA
2000 – Javier Camilo loading a truck with bees ready to go to California
First application of a BeeRing hive on the field
2005 – Javier Camilo at Vero Beach, Florida
The first BeeRing Hut is built in Vero Beach, Florida
2008 – Construction of The BeeRing Hut at Vero Beach, Florida
2008 – The BeeRing Hut at Vero Beach, Florida
The BeeRing Inc. is founded to study and protect the bees
Research begins to monitor bee queens with miniature RFID
Design of the Friendly Hive begins and patent application is submitted
The BeeRing starts supporting sustainable commercial beekeeping for pollination and production of bee products
2016 – Commercial Operations
The BeeRing assists beekepers documenting Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) cases
Our researchers start studying the sound emitted by the bee queen
Our team desings and builds the seccond BeeRing Hut in Jardines de México, the largest floral botanical garden in the world
2020 – The BeeRing Hut at Jardines de México, México
America’s first BeeRing Research Hut in operation recording thousands of hours of bee sounds
Commercial launch of The BeeRing Friendly Hive prototype in Mexico
2021 – The BeeRing Friendly Hive
Development of a system for non-invasive detection of bee queens via Blind Signal Separation (BSS)
2021 – Research on Beehives
Operation Swarm starts up to repopulate bees
2022 – Javier Camilo shows hives for the Operation Swarm
Javier Camilio begins his journey with the bees
1978 – Javier Camilo Beekeeping
Javier Camilo starts beekeeping operations in USA
2000 – Javier Camilo loading a truck with bees ready to go to California
2005 – Javier Camilo at Vero Beach, Florida
Javier Camilio designs
The BeeRing Hut
First application of a BeeRing hive on the field
The first BeeRing Hut is built in Vero Beach, Florida
2008 – Construction of The BeeRing Hut at Vero Beach, Florida
2008 – The BeeRing Hut at Vero Beach, Florida
The BeeRing Inc. is founded to study and protect the bees
Research begins to monitor bee queens with miniature RFID
Design of the Friendly Hive begins and patent application is submitted
The BeeRing starts supporting sustainable commercial beekeeping for pollination and production of bee products
2016 – Commercial Operations
The BeeRing assists beekepers documenting Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) cases
Our researchers start studying the sound emitted by the bee queen
Our team desings and builds the seccond BeeRing Hut in Jardines de México, the largest floral botanical garden in the world
America’s first BeeRing Research Hut in operation recording thousands of hours of bee sounds
2020 – The BeeRing Hut at Jardines de México, México
Commercial launch of The BeeRing Friendly Hive prototype in Mexico
2021 – The BeeRing Friendly Hive
Development of a system for non-invasive detection of bee queens via Blind Signal Separation (BSS)
2022 – Research on Beehives
Operation Swarm starts up to repopulate bees
2022 – Javier Camilo shows hives for the Operation Swarm
Join the BeeRing, get to know the bees, support them and help create a better world for the bees and us.
Join our efforts to protect the bees as an NGO.
Develop policies and enact laws to safeguard bees and their ecosystems.
Implement a comprehensive CSR vision that aims adding pollinators as members of the value chain.
United States:
The BeeRing INC. 6195 53rd Street Vero Beach
Florida 32967 United States
Mexico: The BeeRing México.
USA: +1(772)559-4171
Mexico: +52(777)136-6239
Contact: contact@thebeering.com
Press: press@thebeering.com
Research: research@thebeering.com
Copyright @ 2022 The BeeRing
The BeeRing Friendly Hive is an innovative bee habitat that merges technology, nature, and well-being into a portable and sustainable design. Created for global distribution in both indoor and outdoor environments, these hives are designed to support the reproduction and protection of bees, allowing them to thrive in a natural setting. By adopting a BeeRing Hive, individuals can interact with bees in a friendly and sustainable way, contributing to their global repopulation and supporting a cause that goes beyond economic gain.
Social and Environmental Commitment
BeeRing is a non-profit initiative. Our goal is not to generate profits but to use the funds obtained to donate hives in exchange for information that helps us advance more rapidly in our research on bee communication. By donating the hives, we not only gather valuable data on their behavior but also teach beekeepers to practice a more friendly and sustainable approach to beekeeping.