Saving the honey bees one school at a time.

Understand

It is important for people, and especially our youth, to understand the vital role of the honey bee, and how protecting them is of utmost importance.

HELP PUT HONEY BEE OBSERVATION HIVES IN 1,000 SCHOOLS.

Our Mission

OBservation hives

Learning To love bees

Honeybee observation hives are equipped with glass on both sides so that the queen and all activities of the bees may be observed at all times. A clear tube connects the bees to the outside world so they can gather nectar and pollinate plants.

Honeybees are truly amazing creatures to watch, and an observation hive allows students to see day-to-day activities within the hive without disrupting the bees.

Stimulate curiosity in young people about the importance of honey bees in our lives and the need to understand and embrace them and to care about their well-being through the installation of bee hives in 1,000 schools.

I just wanted to send you a quick message to tell you how wonderful the bee hive is. The students and staff are fascinated by it! Never do I walk by the media center where someone is not looking in on them. It has piqued the interest of the students and they have been asking many inquiring questions! Thanks for the wonderful gift! We love our bee hive at Mitchell Elementary.

– Deborah Smith, Principal

LOOK AT OUR FUTURE BEE KEEPERS!

Meet Our Team

• The Cooper School, Charleston, SC 

 

HIVES IN SCHOOLS

TAMI ENRICHT

TED DENNARD

EMBRACE

PROTECT

TAMI ENRIGHT

Bees live as people should live: naturally, symbiotically, and in a manner that only contributes positively to the world around them,” Dennard says. “I can’t imagine doing anything else.”

• Mitchell Elementary, Charleston, SC
• Sullivan's Island Elementary, Sullivan's Island, SC
• Savannah Bee Education Center, Savannah, GA

Recent Installation