Bee Collab NFT Roadmap

Save the bees with nfts

Each Mutant ZomBee NFT acts as a contract that rewards 50% net proceeds to the holder plus membership to an exclusive community.

Hold 5+ Mutant ZomBEE NFTs to adopt your very own real life beehive in the mobile pollination service. We'll use your artwork to wrap the Beehive, which will be seen on our live 24/7 stream & marketing content.

You'll also have your own line of Honey with a custom logo on our labels to bee sold everywhere.

Pick up sold out genesis NFTs from the floor at Opensea & come Vibe with the Hive - Genesis holders with 5+ NFTs get airdropped Mutant ZomBEEs prior to launch.

Are You In The Hive?

Save the bees with nfts

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We've successfully minted out our NFT Genesis Collection 'Autistic Adventures' to acquire Land for the operation. Now, we are getting ready to launch the Bee Collab membership and profit sharing collection, aka Mutant ZomBees to kick start development and production.

Become a member of the Bee Collab to help spread awareness of how to utilize AI, Web3, blockchain technology and freelance digital marketing to #SavetheBeeswithNFTs and help future proof communities across the globe.

Community

Save the bees with nfts

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

We're building Communities and Sanctuaries to #SavetheBees with #NFTs

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Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

We're collabing with Starseed Homesteaders and Bee lovers all over the world to spread awareness of our organization & brand.

We are inviting people to join The Bee Collab 501.c7 non-profit social club to stake their claim on the properties and help plant crops/food for our Bees to pollinate, and each community to eat. All of our members will learn about the future of blockchain technology and digital currencies, and will bee encouraged to create their own business utilizing our digital ecosystem and social media platforms. We have acquired multiple properties that we are going to build Communities and Bee Collab Sanctuaries on, and now we are moving to Phase 2.

Phase 2 - Development

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

Phase 2 - Development

Occupy property(s) and create community homestead(s) to cultivate land and build large organic community ran farms which will feed our Bees while they fully mature. They'll then work in our mobile Apiary business to pollinate farmlands which will support our world's food supply and give farmers a better solution than harmful chemicals.

The 1st wave of Beehives will be created for our premium Flow-Hive OG Adopters from the Autistic Adventures NFT collection (Hold 23+ until after the Mutant ZomBEEs launch). They'll bee placed on the front row of the Farm(s) to bee used for educational and marketing purposes.

Phase 3 - Live Stream

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

Phase 2 - Development

Buzz, Camera, Action!

Bee-gin filming construction of The Bee Collab Sanctuary @ Twitch.tv/TheCryptoDev and TikTok.com/@SpiritualNutJob

There will bee many stages of content throughout development and all aspects of the operation will be broadcasted for entertainment and education.

*Cams will bee live 24/7 for viewers to utilize zoom/pan functions and see everything happening*

-Begin Queen Bee Breeding-

Phase 4 - Production

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Acquire real live bees and all equipment necessary to populate & mature the first set of colonies!

We aim to house thousands of working Beehives to generate $Millions in revenue each year.

*The more you hold, the more you earn*

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Invite, train, and hire professionals to help maintain and expand the operation of The Bee Collab Inc.

-Continue adding Beehives-

Partner with Farmers/Landowners that require pollination services.

Phase 6 - Education

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Build The Bee Collab Education Center to teach the importance of bees while the world is transitioning into the Metaverse.

-Daily demonstration/AMA/training with professional beekeepers, Live on stream-

Introduce Workshops and Classes, including how to make Lip Balms, Hand Creams, Body Butter, Facewashes, Beeswax Candles, etc.

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

*Buy land in a popular Metaverse to promote The Bee Collab Sanctuary & stay up to date with the latest in VR, AR, AI, Crypto, NFTs and all that Blockchain has to offer*

Open Gift Shop, Merch Store and Food Truck for consistent Festivals and other Events!

The Bee Collab Sanctuary will bee a must see destination for venues of all type, in both worlds.

*Welcome to the $TWEFamily*

~Tomorrow is officially right now~

Phase 8 - mass Expansion

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Phase 8 - mass Expansion

-Expand production, acreage and network-

We'll target U.S. farmland regions poised for long-term appreciation, with strong demand for locally-grown organic food, robust existing farming communities, and favorable long-term climate projections.

*This is just the bee-ginning*

Revenue will be sustained by Live Video Monetization, Partnerships, Honey Sales, Local Bee Services, Food/Merch Sales, Venue Bookings, Ecommerce Sales, Beehive Rentals, Farm Tours, Workshops, Secondary Market Sales and $TWEFamily Community Token.

Launch Community Token

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Phase 8 - mass Expansion

-Launch TWEFamily Token with DAO-

***Public Sale Coming Soon***

All Proceeds are funneled into $TWEFamily Token

*Holding 10+ Bee Collab NFTs or 23+ Autistic Adventures NFTs gives DAO membership and vote on what to do with the 5% tax wallet*

Honeybee Facts

Honey bees are fascinating insects with a number of interesting characteristics and behaviors. Here are a few fun facts about honey bees:

Honey bees are social insects, living in large colonies or hives. Each hive is made up of three types of bees: the queen bee, the worker bees, and the drones.
The queen bee is the only sexually mature female in the hive and is responsible for laying eggs. Worker bees are female bees that do not lay eggs and instead perform a variety of tasks such as foraging for nectar, building and maintaining the hive, and caring for the young. Drones are male bees that do not perform any work within the hive and are only responsible for mating with queens from other hives.
Honey bees are known for their ability to produce and store honey. They collect nectar from flowers and bring it back to the hive, where it is transformed into honey through a process of evaporation and enzyme production.
Honey bees have an excellent memory and are able to remember the location of up to 50 different flowers. They use a system of dance to communicate the location and distance of nectar sources to other bees in the hive.
Honey bees are important pollinators, helping to fertilize flowers and plants as they collect nectar. This process is essential for the reproduction and growth of many plant species.

***More Facts about the Honey Bees***

Bee population is declining due to -habitat loss -parasites -diseases -pollution -little to no money in beekeeping -increased apathy

1/3 of food in our stores would not exist without Bees such as -Almonds -Berries -Melons -Apples -Beans -many more

Bees have 5 eyes.
Bees are insects, so they have 6 legs.
Male bees in the hive are called drones and do not have stingers.
Female bees in the hive are called workers and will die if they lose their stingers.
If the queen bee dies, workers will create a new queen by selecting a young larva (the newly hatched baby insects) and feeding it a special food called “royal jelly “. This enables the larva to develop into a fertile queen.
The average worker bee lives for just five to six weeks. During this time, she’ll produce around a twelfth of a teaspoon of honey.
The queen can live up to five years. She is busiest in the summer months, when she can lay up to 2,500 eggs a day!
Bees fly about 20 mph.
Bees have been here about 30 million years!
Bees carry pollen on their hind legs in a pollen basket or corbicula.
An average beehive can hold around 50,000 bees.
Foragers must collect nectar from about 2 million flowers to make 1 pound of honey.
Bees have 2 pairs of wings.
Bees are important because they pollinate approximately 130 agricultural crops in the US including fruit, fiber, nut, and vegetable crops.
Bee pollination adds approximately 14 billion dollars annually to improved crop yield and quality.
The reason bees are so noisy is because they beat their wings 11,400 times in one minute!
Honeybees communicate through a series of dance moves which releases pheromones.
A hive of bees creates on average 100lbs of honey in a year.
Bees can sense the hormone a human gives off when they’re scared and if they feel their hive is threatened, they’ll attack.
The Honeybee is the only insect that makes food man can eat.
Each Honeybee from the same hive has their own specific color identification.
Eating honey makes you smarter! It has an antioxidant that improves brain functions!

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Why are more Bees dying every year?

There are a number of factors that contribute to the decline of bees and other pollinators, including:

Habitat loss: As natural habitats are destroyed or degraded, bees and other pollinators lose access to the food, shelter, and nesting sites they need to thrive. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including urbanization, agriculture, and resource extraction.
Pesticide use: Pesticides and other chemicals can be harmful to bees and other pollinators, especially when they are overused or misused. These chemicals can damage bees' immune systems, interfere with their ability to navigate and communicate, or kill them outright.
Disease and parasites: Bees are vulnerable to a range of diseases and parasites, such as the varroa mite and American foulbrood, that can weaken or kill them. These threats can be exacerbated by stressors such as poor nutrition or exposure to pesticides.
Climate change: Climate change can affect bees and other pollinators by altering the availability and quality of their food sources and habitat, and by increasing the frequency and severity of extreme weather events.
Lack of genetic diversity: Bees and other pollinators rely on genetic diversity to adapt to changing conditions, but this diversity can be lost through inbreeding or the loss of genetic diversity within a population.

By addressing these and other factors, we can help support the health and survival of bees and other pollinators. This may involve conservation efforts, such as protecting and restoring habitats, reducing the use of pesticides, and promoting sustainable land use practices. It may also involve research and innovation to develop new technologies and approaches that support the health and well-being of bees and other pollinators.

What can the average person do to help save the bees?

First and foremost, make sure you hold a Bee Collab NFT!

Plant a bee-friendly garden: Bees rely on flowers for food, so planting a variety of flowering plants that bloom at different times of the year can help provide a reliable source of nectar and pollen. Native plants are often the best choice, as they are adapted to local conditions and can provide the most benefits to bees and other pollinators.
Avoid pesticides and chemicals: Pesticides and other chemicals can be harmful to bees, so it's important to avoid using them in your garden or on your lawn. Instead, use natural pest control methods, such as planting companion plants or using physical barriers.
Support local beekeepers: Buying locally-produced honey and other bee products can help support local beekeepers and their efforts to conserve bees. You can also consider purchasing a hive or sponsoring a hive through a beekeeping organization.
Educate others: Sharing information about the importance of bees and the threats they face can help raise awareness and encourage others to take action. You can do this through social media, community events, or by participating in educational programs.
Advocate for policies that protect bees: You can support policies that protect bees by contacting your elected officials and encouraging them to prioritize bee conservation. You can also support organizations that work on bee conservation and advocate for policies that protect bees and other pollinators.

Bee Collab NFT Roadmap

Save the bees with nfts

Save the bees with nfts

Save the bees with nfts

Are You In The Hive?

Save the bees with nfts

Save the bees with nfts

Community

Save the bees with nfts

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

Phase 2 - Development

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

Phase 2 - Development

Phase 3 - Live Stream

Phase 1 - Right now Initiative

Phase 2 - Development

Phase 4 - Production

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Phase 6 - Education

Phase 5 - Partnerships and Pros

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Phase 8 - mass Expansion

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Phase 8 - mass Expansion

Launch Community Token

Phase 7 - To the MEtaverse

Phase 8 - mass Expansion

BREAKING NEWS: Mutant ZomBees riSe from the dead and travel across time and space to educate children in order to save their species from extinction

Honeybee Facts

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