WELCOME TO PLANET BEE FOUNDATION'S RESOURCE HUB
Welcome to the Planet Bee Foundation's innovative resource hub, designed to empower educators and bee enthusiasts alike on their journey to understand and conserve our precious pollinators.
Interactive Learning and Community Science
Dive into our dynamic resource library, featuring asynchronous lessons, meticulously crafted lesson videos, and scripted lesson plans, all geared towards fostering a deeper understanding of the vital role bees play in our ecosystem. Explore our Native Bee Community Science Projects, where participants can actively contribute to bee research and conservation efforts while engaging with supplemental materials such as worksheets, games, and interactive activities for classroom learning and exploration.
Exploring Bees and Beekeeping
Our resource hub offers a wealth of knowledge for those intrigued by bees and/or beekeeping. Discover beginner-friendly guides, instructional videos, and tips from seasoned beekeepers alongside broader information about supporting bees, creating pollinator gardens, and understanding bee decline. Join us in advocating for bee conservation and cultivating a future where bees thrive, and our planet flourishes.
RESOURCE LIBRARY
A BEE'S LIFE
Ever wondered about a day in a bee's life? We have all the information for you to learn about the critical roles a bee plays each day!
BEEKEEPING 101
Are you interested in getting closer with these amazing little creatures? Here is our intro guide.
COLORING SHEETS
These coloring sheets for kids are ready to download, print out, and hand out! Feel free to share with your students and other educators!
HELP HONEY BEES & NATIVE BEES
Keeping your own hive supports healthy honey bee populations and ensures that the plants and crops in your surrounding area are being pollinated
HOW TO MAKE A SEEDBALL
Making seed balls is an easy, fun way to plant flowers on the go, but it is important to get native seeds that have not been treated with pesticides.
NATIVE BEE BASICS
Learn about native bees and how they contribute to our ecosystems. These amazing creatures look different than your typical honey bee but are necessary in our environment.
NATURAL PEST CONTROL
Pesticides pose a threat to bees and pollinators. Luckily, there are many ways to keep your garden healthy and your blooms beautiful without the use of pesticides.
PLANT FOR POLLINATORS
Pollinator gardens planted without pesticides or fungicides increase the health of surrounding beehives, and ensure all bees have a healthy food source year-round.
THE IMPORTANCE OF SOLITARY BEES
These solitary creatures are busy providing ecosystem services - the real unsung heroes!
WE NEED BEES
Now more than ever we must find new and innovative ways to protect these national treasures and preserve the balance of our ecosystem.
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