About Save The Bees USA | Pollinator Conservation

Our Mission

To protect honey bees and native pollinators through education, responsible beekeeping, habitat restoration, and community conservation. We give people practical ways to understand, support, and protect pollinators in communities across America.

Our Vision

A future where pollinators have the habitat and resources they need to thrive, and people understand the important role they play in our food systems and natural ecosystems. We believe lasting conservation begins with education and grows through action.

Why Bees Matter

Bees are among the world’s most important pollinators. They support the reproduction of flowering plants, contribute to agricultural production, and help sustain healthy, diverse ecosystems.

A future where:

• Pollinators thrive in healthy, connected habitats.
• Communities actively participate in conservation.
• Future generations have the knowledge to protect pollinators and their environment.

Meet Our Founder

James Farrell

Founder & Executive Director, Save The Bees USA

James Farrell is the founder and Executive Director of Save The Bees USA, a national nonprofit focused on honey bees, native pollinators, pollinator education, responsible beekeeping, habitat restoration, and conservation.

A hands on beekeeper and pollinator conservation advocate, James combines practical beekeeping experience with continued study of honey bee health, pollinator science, native bees, and conservation. His work with bees helped inspire the creation of Save The Bees USA and its education focused approach to pollinator protection.

James also brings nearly three decades of professional leadership experience managing complex programs, organizations, and teams. He holds the Project Management Professional (PMP) credential, with professional training and certifications in Six Sigma, Agile, and Scrum.

Today, James Farrell works alongside educators, beekeepers, schools, volunteers, community partners, and supporters to expand Save The Bees USA programs and help protect honey bees and native pollinators across America.