In the heart of Texas, a movement is growing, loud, purposeful, and backed by the buzz of thousands. The Healthy Hive Foundation is on a mission to protect the pollinators that power our planet, taking a fearless stand against neonicotinoids and launching bold new initiatives that are transforming communities, policies, and mindsets.
Read MoreHealthy Hive partners with H-E-B and master beekeeper to bring awareness of the benefits of honeybees.
Read MoreInspiration and it's drive comes at all ages in many forms. For 16-year old Mikaila Ulmer, she was inspired at 4 1/2 years-old being bit by a bee twice - in a week.
Read MoreMikaila Ulmer’s business started with two bee stings. When she was just four years old, Ulmer was stung twice in one week. With a little encouragement from her parents, she turned fear into curiosity by doing some research on the little ecosystem balancers.
Read MoreHealthy Hive Foundation gives back during Pollinator Week with giveaways of Me & the Bees honey flavored lemonade, merchandise, and lip balms.
Read MoreHealthy Hive Foundation helps fund Academic Bee Research at San Francisco State University, partnering with Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center on Educational Programing.
Read MoreJust in time for National Pollinator Week (June 22-28, 2020), San Francisco State University (SFSU) has released preliminary findings from a before-after control impact study conducted over the past two years to reveal that bee populations held steady after the 2017 fires.
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