What happened after the fire of the 150,000 bees that lived on the roof of Notre Dame?

April 17, 2019

On the roof of Notre Dame Cathedral lived thousands of bees, which were part of a recovery project of urban beekeeping.

The unexpected fire in the Cathedral of Our Lady caused many losses of valuables and damage to the architecture of this historic old building. However, what many do not know is that on the roof of the colossal building lived a hive of bees.

This colony of 150,000 bees was set up in 2013 as part of a project to restore urban beekeeping in the French capital. And seeing the flames that enveloped the majestic cathedral of Our LadyThe only thing you could think of was that the three bee colonies were dead burned.

Therefore, before that, the beekeepers of Beeopic, manager and custodian of the hives of Notre-Dame, published several messages on social networks where they expressed their concern for the bees that inhabited the cathedral.

Although the fire is not accessible to the area affected by the fire, some of the drones owned by firefighters and police operating in the area showed the first images of the roofs of Our Lady and Beeopic officials were able to locate where they had installed the hives. The filming revealed that fortunately, the hives of Our Lady According to Beeopic officials, they had been saved from flames through social networks such as Instagram and Facebook.

For their part, they explained on the website of the Notre-Dame cathedral: "Our Lady Paris, which houses this hive, is fully badociated with the preservation of dynamic biodiversity and wishes to recall the beauty of the creation and the responsibility of man to him ", explains this official website.

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