ValleyBee is a science-led land restoration initiative that combines beekeeping with physics- and AI‑guided hive placement. By optimizing pollination networks and engaging local communities, we accelerate natural regeneration of degraded landscapes.

We analyze wind fields, microclimates, vegetation, terrain and foraging ranges using fluid dynamics, thermodynamics and machine learning. This generates optimal hive locations and densities that maximize pollination efficiency and plant recruitment.

Our GIS pipeline blends satellite imagery, climate reanalyses, weather forecasts, elevation models, land‑cover maps and on‑ground surveys. We calibrate models with field observations from partner farms and community monitoring.

We run hands‑on workshops, mobile science labs and certification programs. Local beekeepers and farmers are trained to deploy hives, monitor indicators, and operate restoration plans—ensuring long‑term ownership and livelihoods.

We track pollination coverage, plant recruitment, crop yields, biodiversity presence, hive health and community participation. Dashboards and periodic reports summarize progress against targets (e.g., hectares restored, knowledge retention).

Organizations and communities can contact us to run a site assessment. We then design a restoration plan, train local teams, deploy hives and monitoring, and iterate based on data. Individuals can join training cohorts or volunteer programs.

Yes. Our placement and stocking guidelines prioritize bee health, forage balance and habitat diversity. We avoid oversaturation, follow ethical beekeeping standards, and coordinate with native vegetation and seasonal dynamics.

Pricing depends on project scope (hectares, training depth, monitoring). All projects include planning, model runs, training, baseline surveys and periodic evaluations. We also support grants and partnerships where available.