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Bring the Wild Back Home
Wild bees are losing their homes. Rewild your space with tools and plants that create safe habitat and thriving gardens.
What We Believe
We're here to give you support, resources, and bee-raising communities that bring your garden to life. Everything we do is backed by research to keep your buzzing friends safe and happy.
Bee Health First
We're here to give you support, resources, and bee-raising communities that bring your garden to life. Everything we do is backed by research to keep your buzzing friends safe and happy.
Support Food Gardens
We buzz with joy helping your garden grow more food through pollination education, community programs, and hands-on support!
Collaborate & Innovate
"Thinking like a bee" helps us collaborate with experts to share bright ideas to help more people join our mission!
Knowledge Sharing
We share knowledge through programs, videos, and resources to help you fight hunger, save the planet, and protect native bees.
Episode 13: Best spots for Rewilding | The Buzz On... Podcast
Dave and Kellie continue our rewilding series with a field trip to three very different locations—a rails-to-trails site, a city park, and an organic farm—to see which offers the best home for wild bees. Learn how to “think like a bee” by assessing habitat, food sources, nesting materials, and chemical safety, and discover what makes an A+ bee oasis.
The Buzz On... Blog
Bee Kind: Honoring Sophie’s Sweet Spirit
Sophie was more than our office dog—she was part of the Crown Bees family. This week, we said goodbye. In her honor, we’re raising funds to support the animals she loved to visit. Join us in remembering her by giving back.
Where to Look for Wild Bees
Wild bees often make their homes in the overlooked spaces around us—hollow stems, patches of bare soil, old wood, or piles of fallen leaves. A sunny corner with native blooms can become a bustling pollinator hotspot if the habitat is right.
Protecting Developing Bees During Summer Heatwaves
Hot summers can be tough on developing native bees. If your cocoons are still inside nesting materials, here’s how to keep them safe from heat damage, pests, and mold.
Release Life, Not Litter: Party On with Native Bees
As summer kicks off and graduation season blooms, many families are planning backyard barbecues, parties, and send-offs filled with joy and tradition. But one tradition we’d love to see fade away? Releasing plastic balloons. This year, celebrate life—and support it—by releasing native bees instead.
Bee Kind: Honoring Sophie’s Sweet Spirit
Sophie was more than our office dog—she was part of the Crown Bees family. This week, we said goodbye. In her honor, we’re raising funds to support the animals she loved to visit. Join us in remembering her by giving back.
Where to Look for Wild Bees
Wild bees often make their homes in the overlooked spaces around us—hollow stems, patches of bare soil, old wood, or piles of fallen leaves. A sunny corner with native blooms can become a bustling pollinator hotspot if the habitat is right.
Protecting Developing Bees During Summer Heatwaves
Hot summers can be tough on developing native bees. If your cocoons are still inside nesting materials, here’s how to keep them safe from heat damage, pests, and mold.
Release Life, Not Litter: Party On with Native Bees
As summer kicks off and graduation season blooms, many families are planning backyard barbecues, parties, and send-offs filled with joy and tradition. But one tradition we’d love to see fade away? Releasing plastic balloons. This year, celebrate life—and support it—by releasing native bees instead.
