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As fall approaches, your garden can become a sanctuary for native bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.

Beekeeping, or apiculture, has deep roots in American history, intertwining with agriculture, culture, and the environment.

In a world grappling with environmental challenges, our work offers tangible activities that promote conservation - and hope.

Bees play a critical role as pollinators, supporting countless plant species. Climate Change is jeopardizing their role in food production.

Colonies and nests created by bees reuse materials that surround a habitat. They are known as the architect bee world.

As the curtains close on another remarkable Philadelphia Flower Show, we find ourselves awash with gratitude and admiration for the incredib

In 2022, we continued to provide environmental education to schools and nonprofits for free!

Did you know that bees have existed for 130 million years? Many plants depend on bees for pollination in order to make seeds and reproduce.

How Bees are the Key to a Sustainable Future

For many of us, bees have been an ubiquitous part of the visual environment around us.

Read about how we rose to the challenge of the past year in our 2020 recap blog. We did so by offering our new virtual education program to

At this of year, we give special thanks to bees for supporting the environment and our way of life.

National Honey Bee Day is the perfect occasion to explain the many different jobs that honey bees do in the hive!