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Protecting Pollinators Nationwide

About Save The Bees USA

We are a national nonprofit advancing bee and pollinator conservation through education, habitat restoration, responsible beekeeping, advocacy, and community action.

Who We Are

A National Nonprofit Built Around Pollinator Conservation

Founded in 2023, Save The Bees USA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit helping people understand, support, and protect the pollinators that sustain ecosystems and the food supply.

Education and Action Belong Together

Pollinator conservation becomes stronger when people can move from learning to meaningful action. We create programs that make the lives of bees visible, connect communities with practical projects, and support the habitats pollinators need.

Our work brings together students, educators, beekeepers, families, businesses, and conservation partners. Each group has a role in creating healthier places for honey bees, native bees, and other pollinators.

By combining clear education with hands-on conservation, we help turn concern for bees into lasting stewardship.

Save The Bees USA community pollinator education event

Our Purpose

Mission and Vision

We work toward a future where healthy pollinator populations and informed communities strengthen one another.

Our Mission

To safeguard the health and longevity of bee populations by advancing pollinator conservation through education, advocacy, responsible beekeeping, habitat restoration, and community engagement.

We inspire environmental stewardship so people across the country understand why pollinators matter and how everyday choices can help protect them.

Our Vision

A future where bees and other pollinators thrive in healthy, diverse ecosystems; communities actively participate in conservation; and new generations have the knowledge and confidence to protect the natural world.

We envision pollinator-friendly places becoming a normal part of schools, gardens, farms, businesses, and neighborhoods.

Why Bees Matter

Small Pollinators Support Entire Ecosystems

Bees move pollen between flowers, helping plants reproduce and supporting the food, habitat, and biodiversity that people and wildlife rely on.

Bumblebees gathering pollen from yellow flowers

Protecting More Than Honey Bees

Honey bees are important agricultural pollinators, but they are only part of the story. Native bumblebees, mason bees, and many other solitary bee species are essential to wild plants, gardens, farms, and resilient ecosystems.

Pollinators face pressure from habitat loss, limited forage, pesticide exposure, disease, and changing environmental conditions. Conservation requires both large-scale support and simple local actions.

Planting diverse flowers, protecting nesting habitat, using chemicals responsibly, and sharing accurate information all help create safer places for pollinators.

What We Focus On

Four Connected Paths to Conservation

Our work is organized around clear priorities that reinforce one another.

Education

We help students, educators, families, and communities understand pollinators through observation hives, school programs, workshops, and practical learning.

Restauración de hábitats

We support native planting, nesting habitat, and community projects that give pollinators the food and shelter they need.

Apicultura responsable

We promote practices that prioritize colony health, thoughtful management, accurate education, and long-term sustainability.

Acción Comunitaria

We give schools, organizations, businesses, and individuals practical ways to support conservation through programs, partnerships, volunteering, and donations.

Programs in Action

Ways We Bring the Mission to Life

These programs make pollinator education and conservation tangible for schools and communities.

Student observing bees through a classroom observation hive

Colmenas de observación en las escuelas

Give students a safe, close-up view of colony life and a memorable way to understand why bees matter.

Explore Observation Hives
Bumblebee restoration and habitat conservation

Bumblebee Restoration

Create safer nesting and forage habitat for native bumblebees while helping communities learn about their importance.

Explore Bumblebee Restoration
Mason bee supported through native bee habitat

Programa de abejas albañiles

Promote efficient native solitary pollinators through nesting habitat, education, and community participation.

Explore Mason Bees
Honey bee hives supported by the Adopt A Hive program

Adopta una Colmena

Support responsible beekeeping, pollinator education, and healthy managed colonies through direct sponsorship.

Adopta una Colmena

Learn. Participate. Protect.

Conservation Grows Through Community

A school lesson, a pollinator garden, a responsibly managed hive, or a new local partnership can become the starting point for lasting change.

Support Pollinators Nationwide

Help Turn Pollinator Education Into Action

Your support helps expand conservation programs, restore habitat, and reach more schools and communities.