Bees actively pollinating at Pine Centre Mall

Pine Centre Mall has introduced a rooftop beehive with three tiers, installed in early June, enhancing its commitment to local biodiversity. The mall's owner, Morguard, has partnered with Alvéole, a company focused on urban beekeeping and biodiversity initiatives, to support pollinator health. Alvéole will also host various community activities, including workshops and informational kiosks.
Matthew Young, Alvéole's Territory Lead, explained that the name "Alvéole" refers to the hexagonal cells in a honey bee hive. The company, founded in Montreal, aims to educate the public about pollinators rather than solely produce honey. Young emphasized that honey bees can spark interest in the broader world of bee species, many of which do not produce honey.
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