For more than 10 years, The Bee Conservancy has partnered with community groups, schools, foundations, and corporate teams to inspire environmental stewardship, build and distribute bee habitats, and empower people from all walks of life to become advocates in their communities.

One way to save the bees is to preserve safe spaces for bees and wildlife to feed and nest. Support organizations that have bee habitat and pollinator gardens, such as parks and nature reserves. Replace lawns with pocket wildflower meadows, …

Save The Bees USA promotes bee conservation, pollinator education, and sustainable habitats. By supporting bee-friendly initiatives and advocating for environmental sustainability, you help secure their future. Join us to protect bees, restore ecosystems, and create lasting change.

Bees are crucial to our survival, pollinating 75% of the fruits, nuts, and vegetables that keep us healthy. Bees enable forage for our livestock, fiber for our clothing, and of course, honey! Yet, bees face critical threats from pesticides, diseases, and habitat loss.

The program’s primary focus on creating habitat will support native bees like bumble bees, sweat bees, and mason bees, while also benefiting honey bees, monarch butterflies, hummingbirds, and a host of other wildlife.

Feb 5, 2025 · Pollinators like honeybees contribute to the health of our natural landscapes by promoting biodiversity. Without them, the delicate balance of our ecosystems could be disrupted, leading to a decline in plant species that provide habitat and food for various wildlife.

Apr 19, 2024 · As bee habitat is carved up to make way for sprawling suburbs and other development, bees lose food and nesting sites critical to their survival. You can help protect bees in your state by calling on your governor to support …

Learn how your community can join a nationwide movement to protect pollinators by becoming a Bee City USA or Bee Campus USA.

The world is home to 21,000 species of bees — and more are discovered every year. North America is home to 4,000 species, including bumblebees, carpenter bees, and leaf cutter bees. They come in colors ranging from rich hues of yellow to vibrant blues and greens. Unlike honey bees, 90% of native bees live solitary lives.

Learn natural ways to aid bee conservation and combat their decline due to habitat loss, pesticides, and climate change. Discover simple steps you can take.