Bee Conservation News
Bee News & Pollinator Updates Across the U.S.
Track the stories shaping pollinator health, habitat, and education nationwide
Welcome to Save The Bees News, where your journey to protect our amazing pollinators begins! Dive into our interactive map to discover the latest buzz about bees right in your area. Whether it’s local actions or global movements, you’ll find ways to stay informed, get inspired, and make a real difference. Click on your region to explore how you can help create a world where bees thrive and nature flourishes. Join us—your role in bee conservation starts now!
Regional Bee News
Stay Up-to-Date: Bee Conservation Efforts Across the U.S.
Explore all the ways you can help bees with our interactive map. This map shows bee projects across the United States. Click on your state to find out how to support bees in your area.
There are many easy ways to help bees! You can plant flowers that bees love or join local groups that keep nature safe. When we make safe places for bees, they have food and shelter.
Your help is very important. Honey bees and other pollinators need safe homes to grow and stay healthy. By joining these projects, you are helping protect the world around us.
Together, we can make a world where bees and nature are safe. Start today by exploring our map and seeing what’s happening in your state!
Jan. 24, 2024
Federal Officials Consider Adding 10 More Species, Including a Big Bumble Bee, to Endangered List
Federal wildlife officials say they’ve decided to review whether to add 10 more species to the Endangered Species List
More Info
Jan. 03, 2024
Why are bees making less honey? Study reveals clues in five decades of data
The study found that climate conditions and soil productivity — the ability of soil to support crops based on its physical, chemical and biological properties — were some of the most important factors in estimating honey yields. Credit: Arwin Neil Baichoo/Unsplash. All Rights Reserved.
More Info
June 22, 2023
U.S. honeybees endure high loss
Despite second-highest death rate, colony numbers stable
More Info
June 22, 2022
Pollinator Protection Initiative spring 2022
In the spring of 2022, GSA placed beehives at 11 locations throughout the country. Known as GSA’s Pollinator Protection Initiative, this data-driven pilot supported the federal government’s commitment to do more to protect pollinators, including honey bees, which contribute more than $20 billion to the national economy each year. Honey bees have been in serious decline for more than three decades in the United States. Led by GSA’S Center for Urban Development, the program featured data-yielding beehives that were supported by GSA’s contractor, The Best Bees Company (Best Bees), and subject matter experts and facility managers throughout GSA’s Regions.
More Info