The Urban Insect and Bees Nest Offers a Sanctuary for Bugs
Michael Hemsworth — March 16, 2016 — Eco
References: gardeners & thegreenhead
It's no secret that bee populations around the world are in trouble, so products like the Urban Insect and Bees Nest look to help out by offering a touch of sanctuary.
Impressively designed and suitable for placement almost anywhere one wishes, the nest is crafted from Clayplas+ clay and recycled plastic for an extra touch of eco-friendliness.
The nest works by offering ample nooks and crannies for insects to get into and make a home. The product also makes a great option for helping to avoid insects from nesting in other spots that are less desirable (i.e. in between bricks, in windowsills etc.)
The Urban Insect and Bees Nest will attract solitary bees and other flying insects to offer a sanctuary in cities where green space is limited.
Impressively designed and suitable for placement almost anywhere one wishes, the nest is crafted from Clayplas+ clay and recycled plastic for an extra touch of eco-friendliness.
The nest works by offering ample nooks and crannies for insects to get into and make a home. The product also makes a great option for helping to avoid insects from nesting in other spots that are less desirable (i.e. in between bricks, in windowsills etc.)
The Urban Insect and Bees Nest will attract solitary bees and other flying insects to offer a sanctuary in cities where green space is limited.
Trend Themes
1. Bee Conservation - Opportunity for innovative products and solutions that provide sanctuary and protection for declining bee populations.
2. Sustainable Design - Opportunity to develop eco-friendly products and materials, like Clayplas+ clay and recycled plastic, for urban environments.
3. Urban Wildlife Habitat - Opportunity to create and enhance habitats for insects and other wildlife in urban areas with limited green space.
Industry Implications
1. Home and Garden - Disruptive innovation opportunity to develop insect sanctuaries and nesting solutions for homeowners and gardeners.
2. Architecture and Urban Planning - Opportunity to integrate insect habitats and green spaces into urban infrastructure to promote biodiversity.
3. Sustainable Materials - Opportunity to develop and market eco-friendly materials and products for urban wildlife conservation and habitat creation.
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