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Venture into the vibrant world of bee conservation in the Southern United States, including the Sunshine State at Save The Bees USA. Our dedicated bee news section offers a glimpse into the ongoing efforts to protect and support bee populations in Florida and across the southern states. From the subtropical landscapes of Florida to the unique ecosystems of the South, explore the initiatives, challenges, and inspiring stories that shape the future of these essential pollinators. Join us in advocating for the well-being of bees and cultivating a future where their vital role in our ecosystems is safeguarded. Dive into the hive of information for the Southern states, and let’s work together to Save the Bees!
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Gainesville’s inaugural Bee City USA native garden installed at community planting event
Bee City original organizer and volunteer Janice Garry plants pollinator-friendly native plants at the Grow Hub on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023.
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9 ways you can help save the bees in Florida
The Sunshine State is home to over 300 species of bees that assist in pollinating agricultural commodities and support ecosystem health, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
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Deerfield Beach abuzz with efforts to save bees
Experts have sounded the alarm in recent years about a dramatic decline in the nation’s bee population — and Broward County has heard the cry. Towns from Davie to Deerfield Beach are setting up micro apiaries on public land, doing their part to help save the world’s top pollinator.
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