Protecting pollinators through education, outreach, and habitat preservation
We leverage public and private partnerships to conserve and promote pollinator habitats.
This honeybee colony was under a bridge in a residential neighborhood. Bee Balanced volunteers carefully detached the comb from the bridge and moved it into a hive body. The bees were relocated to a safe and sheltered space away from people and predators. The honey was salvaged and fed to the bees while they learned where to find forage in their new environment.
We provide educational materials to communities, home owner’s associations, and K-12 educators to improve understanding for the need and benefits of pollinators in any environment.
We encourage constructive solutions. United action, not fear messaging, promotes an integrated approach to life, health, and the environment.
Did you know that the blue agave is pollinated only by bats? Without these furry pollinators, there would be no tequila.
