Now Accepting Applications (Nationwide)
Save The Bees USA launched a program that equips beekeepers with Observation Hive Kits to teach kids about bees and pollinators in their local communities. Selected beekeepers will receive:
We welcome applications from beekeepers partnering with schools (K–12, community colleges), homeschool groups, 4-H/FFA, Scouts (BSA & GSUSA), libraries, nature centers, and youth programs . Letters of intent from schools or community groups are encouraged but not required.

Eligible applicants include:
Priority consideration for applications that include:
Please fillout the form below:
Beekeeper Resumes:
We seek experienced and passionate beekeepers to join us. Beekeepers will play a key role in educating students. If you are interested, please submit your resume.
Beekeeper Responsibilities:
Required Qualifications:
Included:
Not included:
Note: Observation hives are for short-duration demos only and should not be maintained as permanent indoor colonies.
We are looking for schools interested in participating in the pilot phase. To apply, submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) from your school administration. The letter should outline your commitment to the program and its expected impact.
What to Include in Your Letter of Intent:
Do I need a confirmed school to apply?
No—but an LOI strengthens your application.
Does Save The Bees USA provide the bees for the observation hive demonstrations?
No. Save The Bees USA supplies the observation hive kit and teaching materials; beekeepers provide their own bees. Use bees only for short, sealed demonstrations, follow all local regulations/permits, and do not maintain permanent indoor colonies.
Can a bee club apply for multiple educators?
Yes—submit one application per presenter or include a clear plan for shared use.
Will Save The Bees USA cover travel or speaker fees?
Not at this time.
Is there a deadline?
We accept applications year-round and review monthly while supplies last.
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