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THE FUTURE OF BEES IS IN OUR HANDS.

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Save The Bees

Give bees a future.
Be part of protecting it.

Help protect honey bees, native bees, and the places they call home.

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Nationwide mission501(c)(3) nonprofitHabitat · Responsible beekeeping · Education

ONE MISSION. MANY WAYS TO HELP.

A future where bees thrive.

More places to feed. More places to nest. More people who care. Together, we can support honey bees and native bees through habitat, responsible beekeeping, and education across America.

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Help turn concern for bees into practical support for habitat, hive care, and education. Choose a gift that works for you.

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What Your Donation Makes Possible

Explore the programs that put your support into action, from native bee habitat and honey bee care to education in schools and communities.

Flowering plants providing pollinator habitat

01 / HABITAT

Pollinator gardens

Flowers provide food. Garden grants help schools and communities create pollinator gardens, with native plants and opportunities to learn about the bees that visit.

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A native bee at the entrance to a wooden nesting house

02 / NATIVE BEES

Mason bee habitat

Native bees need places to nest as well as flowers to visit. Our Mason Bee Program brings attention to nesting habitat and practical care for these pollinators.

Explore mason bee habitat →
A bumblebee visiting purple flowers

03 / NATIVE BEES

Bumblebee restoration

Bumblebees belong in the story of saving bees. Explore our work focused on bumblebees and the habitat that supports their colonies.

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A beekeeper inspecting a frame of honey bees

04 / HONEY BEES

Responsible hive care

Our Adopt A Hive and Adopt A Queen programs connect supporters with honey bee colonies and the beekeepers who care for them.

Explore our adoption programs →
Children examining a Save The Bees USA observation hive

05 / EDUCATION

Observation hive education

Seeing a living colony can turn curiosity into lasting care. Enclosed observation hives help participating beekeepers introduce students and communities to the world of bees.

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Beekeepers examining a frame together beside their hives

06 / OUR NETWORK

Participating beekeepers

We work through our nationwide beekeeper network, coordinating local availability and equipping participating beekeepers to share practical pollinator knowledge.

Explore the beekeeper program →
How we bring these programs to communities

We coordinate with interested schools and participating beekeepers, confirm local availability, and match program plans with available funding and equipment. School interest helps us identify where an observation hive presentation or pollinator garden could make a difference. A specific school visit or local match is confirmed before it is promised.

Educational materials help teachers connect pollinators to food, plants, and habitats. Garden learning can continue beyond a presentation as students observe flowers and the insects that visit them. Together, these experiences encourage curiosity and practical care for pollinators.

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