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Pollinator connections

Growing the Network That Helps Save the Bees

Protecting pollinators takes many hands. This growing directory highlights beekeepers, educators, researchers, colleges, businesses, and public organizations connected with our work or doing pollinator work we believe is worth sharing.

A clear note about listings: A listing recognizes a documented connection or a shared area of pollinator interest. It does not necessarily represent a formal partnership, endorsement, or sponsorship.

Connected to our work

Program & Education Connections

Beekeeper Partnerships

Organizations connected through approved beekeepers and documented plans to deliver pollinator education.

Beekeeper partnership

UNC Greensboro Plant & Pollinator Center

An observation-hive connection at UNC Greensboro brings live bee education into a university environment alongside pollinator research and community learning.

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Beekeeper partnership

Pellissippi State Community College

Through beekeeper and instructor Scott Venable, an observation hive supports hands-on bee education connected with Pellissippi State Community College.

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Beekeeper partnership

Friends of the Children - Tampa Bay

An approved Pollinator Educational Program application identifies Friends of the Children - Tampa Bay as a prospective host for pollinator learning within the nonprofit’s long-term youth mentoring work.

Visit Friends of the Children - Tampa Bay →

Observation Hive & Beekeeper Network

Beekeepers and specialists helping observation-hive education reach communities safely and effectively.

Observation hive network

Texas Bee Haus

Michael Malton brings South Texas beekeeping expertise and hive craftsmanship to our Observation Hive Program, helping make close-up pollinator education possible.

Visit Texas Bee Haus →
Observation hive network

PachaMama Bees

Kate and Julio Gavancho are connected with our Observation Hive Program and advance practical bee education, mentoring, and sustainable hive care in the Austin area.

Visit PachaMama Bees →
Observation hive network

Judd Bee Ranch

Tammie Judd uses a Save The Bees USA observation hive to teach homeschool groups, college students, library and preschool audiences, garden clubs, and programs serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in central Illinois.

Visit Judd Bee Ranch on Facebook →

Education & Conservation Recognition

Organizations connecting young people with conservation learning and public awareness.

Education recognition

ReelTime Animal Rescue

ReelTime Animal Rescue’s Compassion Education Awards inspired young people to create conservation PSAs. Nadine Grogan’s student-made “Save The Bees” PSA earned first-place recognition, and ReelTime honored Save The Bees USA with a contribution in her name.

View the Compassion Education Awards →

Supporters & Resource Providers

Organizations providing resources, visibility, or other meaningful support for pollinator work.

Supporter

Territorial Seed Company

Territorial Seed Company has supported Save The Bees USA’s pollinator work by providing seeds that help turn education and outreach into planted habitat.

Visit Territorial Seed Company →
Supporter

Creative Edge Art Gallery

Creative Edge Art Gallery made a meaningful contribution to Save The Bees USA and helps amplify our pollinator work throughout its Twin Lakes community.

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Supporter

Riverbanks Zoo & Garden

Riverbanks Zoo & Garden supports Save The Bees USA through a contribution while also encouraging pollinator habitat through its Planting with a Purpose initiative.

Explore Planting with a Purpose →
Supporter

The Children in the Shoe Child Care Centers & Preschools

The Children in the Shoe partnered with Save The Bees USA and made a meaningful contribution in support of our pollinator education work.

Visit The Children in the Shoe →

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What Qualifies for This Directory

We include named organizations and bee businesses with a verified active website or a clearly official, active public Facebook Page, along with a documented connection, active letter of intent, beekeeper visit, observation-hive placement, or substantial pollinator program. Generic or one-time classroom references are not listed.

Beekeepers & Hive MakersUniversities & CollegesZoos, Gardens & MuseumsConservation OrganizationsPollinator-Friendly BusinessesEducation Programs

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Suggest a beekeeper, college, conservation group, garden, zoo, business, or public organization with an active online presence and meaningful pollinator work.

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