The PAQCommunity.

Together for nature and communities — a living network of adopters, farmers, youth, organizations and institutions.

Farmers · Youth · Adopters
Experience · Urban Spaces

Enter Community

№ 02 — What is PAQ Community

We are theCommunity.

PAQ Community includes everyone who contributes to or benefits from the PAQ ecosystem — from hive adopters and farmers to consumers, researchers and partners.

We are united by a common purpose: improving livelihoods, conserving bees, restoring biodiversity and building a transparent, data-driven food system.

  1. Become a member of the PAQ Community by adopting a queen or a beehive. Adopters become nature protectors by supporting bees, beekeepers and ethical produce.

№ 03 — Adopters
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Adopt a queen, become part of an ecosystem.

Every adoption funds bees, farmers and biodiversity — and connects you to real people behind the produce on your table.

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Adopter portrait — Kankaria Zoo, AMC

Kankaria Zoo, AMC

Collaboration Adoption

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Adopter portrait — Mr. Savan Godiawala, AMA

Mr. Savan Godiawala, AMA

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Adopter portrait — Shruti Shukla, Crazy Plant Lady Cafe

Shruti Shukla, Crazy Plant Lady Cafe

Urban Adopter

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Adopter portrait — Kiran Bir Sethi, Riverside School

Kiran Bir Sethi, Riverside School

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№ 04 — Our Programs

Our Programs.

Each program is a working part of the ecosystem — youth learning, urban rewilding, real journeys and better food systems.

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PAQ for Youth

PAQ for Youth

Collaborations with schools and institutions to create experience-driven education around bees, biodiversity and entrepreneurship.

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PAQ for Urban Spaces

PAQ for Urban Spaces

Reintroducing stingless bees into cities — turning buildings, campuses and neighbourhoods into living spaces for biodiversity.

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PAQ Experience

PAQ Experience

A real journey into bees, farms, food and technology — designed for adopters, families and community members.

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Indian Alliance for Future Food

Indian Alliance for Future Food

IAFF helps hospitality brands and food systems move toward ethical, traceable and community-backed sourcing.

№ 05 — Farmers & Produces

Wherever bees go,we follow.

Creating a trusted supply chain for real food — traceable to farm, hive and harvest date.

  1. 01Honey
  2. 02Wheat & Rice
  3. 03Spices
  4. 04Pulses & Dal
  5. 05Herbs & Seasoning
  6. 06Millets
  7. 07Edible Oil
  8. 08Seasonal
A long wooden table lined with PAQ produce — pulses, grains, spices, honey jars, herbs and gifting boxes — displayed outdoors.
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№ 06 — Latest Campaign

Featured Story

New Pet in Town.

We're reintroducing stingless bees into homes, campuses and neighbourhoods — turning cities into living spaces for biodiversity.

Stingless bee on a natural resin hive entrance — New Pet in Town campaign
№ 07 — Foundation

Sah AstitvaNature Foundation.

The impact backbone of PAQ — six pillars that tie bees, farmers, cities and institutions into one regenerative ecosystem.

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    Climate & Ecological Resilience

    Landscapes and hives that hold up in a warming world.

  2. 02

    Education & Knowledge Access

    Bees, biodiversity and food, into classrooms and communities.

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    Sustainable Livelihoods

    Fair, traceable income for farmers, beekeepers and tribal partners.

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    Food Security & Nutrition

    A community-backed pipeline from pollination to plate.

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    Data-Driven Governance

    Decisions grounded in live hive, farm and impact data.

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    Arts, Nature & Cultural Heritage

    Honouring local craft and the cultural fabric of every region.