Watch the full version of Terra da Gente this Saturday (25) This Saturday (25), Terra da Gente went to the Bosque de Barão neighborhood, next to Mata de Santa Genebra, in Campinas (SP), to show how the breeding of stingless bees, known as meliponiculture, works in practice. ? Also follow Terra da Gente on Instagram Biologist Guilherme Aguirre, responsible for the meliponary, dedicates his time to raising bees and developing an environmental education program for children, mainly in partnership with schools. Everything happens inside the house itself. Biologist dedicated to raising stingless bees in Campinas (SP) Reproduction / Terra da Gente See more news from Terra da Gente, on g1: MUSHROOMS: For the first time, Brazil creates an official list of fungi threatened with extinction SAPEADA: Activity takes visitors to observe amphibians in nature UNPRECEDENTED: Pied hawk's nest is found for the first time in MT reserve When he moved to the residence, affectionately called "Airbnbee" — in reference to the English word bee —, Guilherme realized that there were a significant number of these insects in the place. Biologist dedicated to raising stingless bees The initial idea was to build houses for bees as a hobby. Over time, the activity became his main occupation. Today, he produces honey from different species and helps children demystify the idea that bees are dangerous, encouraging contact with nature (watch the video above). VIDEOS: Highlights Terra da Gente See more content about nature on Terra da Gente