巴黎屋顶养蜂如何重塑城市生态，拯救传粉昆虫
On a quiet rooftop near the Musée d'Orsay, a small wooden hive hums with activity. This is not a rural scene, but the heart of Paris, where a quiet revolution in urban beekeeping is taking flight. Over the past decade, the number of beehives across the French capital has soared from a few hundred to more than two thousand, many perched on hotels, museums, and private apartments.
The trend began as a niche hobby for eco-conscious Parisians, but it has now become a symbol of the city's broader push for sustainability. Rooftop beekeeping offers multiple benefits: bees pollinate urban gardens, produce local honey, and raise awareness about the global decline of insect populations. In a city known for its manicured parks and concrete streets, these small insects are flourishing in surprising numbers.
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