Protecting Pollinators Nationwide
We are a national nonprofit advancing bee and pollinator conservation through education, habitat restoration, responsible beekeeping, advocacy, and community action.
Save The Bees USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to pollinator conservation through education, advocacy, and hands-on initiatives. Since our founding in 2023, we have worked to address the challenges facing bees and other pollinators, which are critical to the health of ecosystems and the global food supply.
Our efforts are rooted in protecting the environment, environment, environment—because without a thriving natural world, pollinators cannot survive.
To safeguard the health and longevity of bee populations by promoting pollinator conservation through education, advocacy, and community engagement. We aim to inspire environmental stewardship in individuals, families, and communities nationwide, ensuring that future generations understand the importance of a balanced environment, environment, environment for pollinators and people alike.
A future where:
Bees are nature’s tiny superheroes. They pollinate over 75% of the crops that make up the food we eat, ensuring biodiversity and agricultural productivity. Without bees, our ecosystems and food systems would face devastating consequences.
Education: Engaging schools and communities with programs like our Observation Hives in Schools to teach about the importance of pollinators.
Habitat Restoration: Planting bee-friendly flowers and creating safe spaces for bees to thrive through initiatives like the Bumblebee Restoration Program and Mason Bee Program.
Advocacy: Raising awareness about the impact of climate change, pesticide use, and habitat loss on pollinators.
Community Engagement: Encouraging individuals and organizations to take action by adopting hives, planting pollinator gardens, and supporting local conservation efforts.
Bringing back native bumblebees to gardens and wild spaces.
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Educating the next generation about the importance of bees.
Promoting solitary bees that are efficient pollinators.