Find Your Way to Help Pollinators
Explore pollinator programs for schools, beekeepers, donors and communities. Choose a grant, bring bees into a classroom or support habitat and hive care.
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All Programs & Learning Resources
Explore our programs, grant applications, education pathways and related resources by topic. Each link takes you directly to the details and next steps.
Schools & Youth Education
Grants & Beekeeper Resources
Habitat & Native Bees
Adoptions & Partnerships
Certification Programs
Community & Conservation
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Which Pollinator Programs Fit Your Goals?
A teacher planning a lesson and a beekeeper who wants to present it have different next steps. Start with what you want to do, then follow the link for that program.
Support Bees With a Donation
Choose a bee program and give an amount that works for you, once or on a recurring basis.
Pollinator programs you can supportBring Bee Education to Your Community
Explore beekeeper-led learning for schools and community groups, including close-up observation hive experiences.
Explore Bee EducationApply for a Grant
Find the right application for a school or community pollinator garden, or for a beekeeper supporting education.
Find the Right GrantExplore a Corporate Partnership
Help fund local pollinator education, habitat initiatives, or a tailored company-supported program.
Explore Partnership OptionsFor Individuals, Families, and Supporters
Which Pollinator Programs Can I Support?
Each program has its own donation form. Choose a suggested amount or enter your own, then give once or choose recurring support.
Adopt A Hive
Support responsible hive care, pollinator habitat, and bee education. Give more than $200 to name your adopted hive and receive a personalized certificate of adoption, for yourself or as a gift.
Support Adopt A Hive
Adopt A Queen
Support queen health, responsible colony care, and pollinator education. This symbolic adoption helps support the work, without transferring ownership of a queen or hive.
Support Adopt A Queen
Bumblebee Restoration
Help support native bumblebee habitat, nesting resources, and education about these important pollinators.
Support Bumblebees
Mason Bee Program
Help support native solitary bees through suitable nesting habitat, responsible care, and pollinator education.
Support Mason BeesPrefer to support our broader mission? Make a general donation.
For Schools and Community Groups
Pollinator Programs for Schools and Community Groups
Observation Hive Education
An observation hive is an enclosed hive with clear viewing panels. It lets learners see live honey bees and comb up close while the bees remain contained.
Beekeeper-led learning connects colony life with food systems, healthy habitats, and practical conservation. Availability, format, and site requirements are confirmed before a program is scheduled.
For Applicants
Choose the Right Grant Application
Schools and community groups can apply for plants and garden materials. Beekeepers who teach can use the separate beekeeper application. Each program lists its eligibility and selection criteria.
Pollinator Garden Grants
For schools and community organizations creating spaces where people can learn about and support pollinators.
Review Garden Grant and ApplyBeekeeper Education Grants
For beekeepers seeking observation hive support to bring pollinator education to schools and communities.
Review Beekeeper Grant and ApplyFor Companies and Funders
Fund Local Pollinator Programs
Help bring school and community education to the places your organization serves. Partnerships can include beekeeper-led presentations, observation hive equipment, educator materials, and habitat education.
Employee learning may be virtual or onsite. Professionally managed onsite hives can be considered where suitable and are scoped and priced separately. We confirm locations, delivery resources, responsibilities, and reporting in a tailored Statement of Work.
Our Beekeeper Network
Where are beekeepers available for pollinator programs?
The map shows communities with an approved beekeeper. If you see a location near your school, tell us your town and the grades you teach. We check timing, funding and beekeeper availability before arranging a visit.
View the 28 approved city-level areas
FloridaDover, North Port, Odessa
GeorgiaRome, Warthen
IllinoisPekin
IndianaTennyson
KansasCaldwell
KentuckyAlbany
MichiganCadillac
MontanaSuperior
North CarolinaGreensboro, Leland
New YorkCatskill, Nassau, Selkirk
OhioDayton
PennsylvaniaMont Clare
South CarolinaGreeleyville
TennesseeMadisonville
TexasAustin, Johnson City, Magnolia, Meadowlakes, Pipe Creek, San Antonio, Seguin, Whitehouse
Where to Learn More About Bees
Our learning resources explain pollinator habitat, responsible beekeeping, bee education, and conservation. For planting and nesting guidance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, see its pollinator habitat resources.
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Ask Us About Pollinator Programs in Your Community
Tell us whether you want to donate, arrange education, apply for support, or discuss a partnership.