We reflect that 2025 was filled with steady, purpose-driven work at a time when environmental education, pollinator conservation, and STEM learning face increasing challenges. As public investment in science, biodiversity, and climate education becomes more uncertain, Planet Bee’s mission to cultivate environmental stewards remains essential. Throughout the year, Planet Bee continued to connect people, pollinators, and place. Using bees as a lens for understanding ecosystems

Urban beekeeping isn’t just about honey—it’s about resilience, education, and reimagining our cities as thriving ecosystems. In San...

Learn more about the experiences of four incredible SFSU College Corp Interns at Planet Bee this past 2024-2025 school year.

Native bee populations are decreasing, let's read about some of our planet's endangered and threatened native bees.

Environmental conservation is a critical issue in today's world, as the planet faces increasing threats from climate change, habitat loss, and pollution. One powerful approach to tackling these global challenges is the idea of “Think Global, Act Local.”

The female bee is the backbone of both hives and nests, shaping the survival of future generations.

We believe that sharing the stories of diverse voices in STEM is essential to fostering innovation in science and conservation.

Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Entomological Section This Black History Month, bring the story of Dr. Charles Henry Turner...

As we celebrate this November, it is essential to recognize and honor the profound connection between Indigenous peoples of North America...

Bees are more than just the buzzing insects we see flying from flower to flower. As we’ve explored, some bees exist in a darker, stranger...