For the Bee and the Beekeeper, Giving Isn’t a Season
You know that moment when the year starts to wind down and everyone talks about “the giving spirit” like it suddenly switched on with the
Giving Tuesday and the Workers Who Never Stop Giving
If you take a minute this week to look past the sales, the countdown clocks, and the urgency of December, you’ll notice something quieter. The
The Unsung Heroes This Thanksgiving
Bee’s and Beekeepers are the unsung heroes of your Thanksgiving meal…Give thanks. Give back.
What Does It Really Mean to “Save the Bee”?
And why it starts with habitat, not honey. This Pollinator Week, we’re asking a big, sometimes uncomfortable question: Could beekeeping be hurting bees? If you’ve
It’s Pollinator Week 2025 – Pollinators Feed the Planet. Let’s Feed Them.
POLLINATION: HOW IT WORKS Pollination is the simple act that keeps the planet blooming. Pollination is the transfer of pollen from the male part of
And if everyone lit just one little candle…”
As a new(-ish) Executive Director of Save the Bee, I get this question often: “Why do you say Save the Bee and not Save the
The 2025 Bee Crisis: Unprecedented Losses Threaten Pollination and Food Security
The U.S. beekeeping industry, and thus our food security and environmental health, is facing a crisis of historic proportions. Between June 2024 and February 2025, commercial
How Beekeeping Has Shifted From Honey Production to Pollination Services in the U.S.
For generations, beekeeping in the United States was synonymous with honey production. Beekeepers made a living primarily by harvesting and selling honey, a valuable natural
Beyond Honey: Why Bees Are the Most Important Living Beings on Earth
When most people think of bees, they naturally think of honey—nature’s sweet gift. But honey is just the beginning. Bees are a keystone species, crucial
For the Bee and the Vine
The Story of Abbey Road Farm’s Quiet Revolution in Agri-Tourism There’s a quiet transformation happening in the heart of Oregon wine country, and it’s more
