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 * Why Bees?
   * Why Bees Matter
   * Ground Nesting Bees
   * 10 Ways to Save the Bees
 * Our Work
   * Pollinator Habitat
     * Bee Habitat
     * Sponsor-a-Hive Overview
   * Education
     * Kids Activities
     * Events and Webinars
   * Bee Sanctuaries
   * Community Science
 * About Us
   * History and Mission
   * Meet the Team
   * Press
   * Peer-To-Peer Fundraising
   * Contact Us
   * Partner With Us
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 * Why Bees?
   * Why Bees Matter
   * Ground Nesting Bees
   * 10 Ways to Save the Bees
 * Our Work
   * Pollinator Habitat
     * Bee Habitat
     * Sponsor-a-Hive Overview
   * Education
     * Kids Activities
     * Events and Webinars
   * Bee Sanctuaries
   * Community Science
 * About Us
   * History and Mission
   * Meet the Team
   * Press
   * Peer-To-Peer Fundraising
   * Contact Us
   * Partner With Us
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SAVE THE BEES

Help us protect the precious keystone species responsible for pollinating 1 in 3
bites of food and 80% of the world’s flowering plants.




ADVANCING FOOD SECURITY

We support urban farmers and gardeners who grow produce for food insecure
communities by providing training, supplies, and pollinator habitat.

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EDUCATION

We believe education is a pathway to community and ecological resilience.
Through training programs, events, and classroom tools, we support a growing
community of educational stewards dedicated to saving the bees.

Explore Workshops, Courses, and Classroom Tools


BEE HABITAT AND POLLINATOR CORRIDORS

Habitat loss is a major threat to countless bees and pollinators. We collaborate
with community, municipal, and corporate partners to  reimagine urban,
underserved, and industrial landscapes as safe pollinator havens.

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FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENTS

Learn more about bee life and ways you can help Save the Bees. Join us for free
pollinator walks, “Hive Dives,” habitat tours and more during our in-person and
online events.

Explore Our Events


CROWDFUNDING TO SAVE THE BEES

Show your support by engaging your network of friends, family, and like-minded
and professional communities with our peer-2-peer online fundraising platform.

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PROTECTING BEES, BUILDING HABITAT, AND STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES TOGETHER


A COMMUNITY-DRIVEN APPROACH TO POLLINATOR CONSERVATION

Bees lie at the heart of our survival. They pollinate 1 in 3 bites of food we
eat and 80% of the world’s flowering plants. These precious pollinators are
essential to the health and prosperity of countless ecosystems.

However, bees are in peril. According to the Center for Biological Diversity,
more than half of North America’s 4,000 native bee species are in decline, with
1 in 4 species at risk of extinction. This is due to a range of factors
including habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and pests and disease.

For more than 10 years, The Bee Conservancy has partnered with community groups,
schools, foundations, and corporate teams to inspire environmental stewardship,
build and distribute bee habitats, and empower people from all walks of life to
become advocates in their communities. Our programs reach thousands of people
across the country each year and promote environmental equity and a more
inclusive and diverse sustainability movement.

BEE SPECIES ON PLANET EARTH

And only about 8 of them are honey bees! About 70% of bees live underground,
while the remainder live in cavities and holes.

SPECIES ARE AT RISK OF EXTINCTION

According to the Center for Biological Diversity, more than half of North
America’s 4,000 native bee species are in decline, with 1 in 4 species at risk
of extinction.

BITES OF FOOD POLLINATED BY BEES

Bees are an essential part of our agriculture, pollinating many fruits, nuts,
and vegetables. Their health directly impacts food security.

 


CREATING HABITAT FOR BEES AND POLLINATORS

Land development, pesticide use, and the prevalence of invasive, non-native, and
genetically modified plants are just some of the factors that degrade food and
shelter for bees.

Our habitat development work focuses on creating perennial, pollinator-friendly,
native plant gardens in a range of urban and industrial landscapes. This vital
work not only provides essential food, shelter, and nesting sites for bees, but
also bolsters biodiversity, transforms land management practices, and arms
growers with sustainable strategies.

Learn About Bee Habitat

The 9-11 Memorial Garden at Port Newark, with steel from the World Trade Center.
Planted with perennial natives.


WHY BEES?


INSIDE OUR STORY

The Bee Conservancy strives to be a better world for bees and communities
everywhere.

Take a peek inside our hive to learn more about why we started this
organization, the impact of bees on our daily lives and ecosystems, and the
challenges bees face today.

Video courtesy of APlus media.


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updates from our hive via email. You'll get access to exciting educational
opportunities, fun facts about bees, and a behind-the-scenes look into our
programs, partnerships, and tons more!




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ABOUT US

The Bee Conservancy, formerly The Honeybee Conservancy, is a nonprofit
organization established in 2009 in response to the bee crisis. We are a Project
of Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs.

The Bee Conservancy
1632 1st Ave #28748
New York, NY 10028


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IN THE NEWS

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YOUR HELP IS INDISPENSABLE TO OUR WORK.

Bee populations are critical for ensuring a healthy environment. Please give
today to build a healthier, more resilient future for all.










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