Pollinators are what ecologists call keystone species. You know how an arch has a keystone. It’s the one stone that keeps the two halves of the arch together. If you remove the keystone, the whole arch collapses.
—  May Berenbaum, PhD, Entomologist. From Silence of the Bees, PBS Nature
Making Honey: Photograph by Jay Provost

Making Honey: Photograph by Jay Provost

Honey Bee Health Coalition

The Honey Bee Health Coalition serves beekeepers, growers, researchers, government agencies, agribusinesses, conservation groups, manufacturers, and consumer brands to improve the health of honey bees in general and specifically around production agriculture. this organization is taking collaborative action to improve honey bee health by addressing multiple factors influencing bee health, including hive pests and disease, forage and nutrition, and exposure to crop pesticides.  Check them out here. 

We Love Research : Photograph by Jay Provost 

We Love Research : Photograph by Jay Provost 

Middle Sex Bee Keepers 

Middlesex Bee Keepers are one of the most knowledgable clubs in the country and serve bee keepers around the country.  They offer workshops, meetings, classes and more. 

Our Golden Honey : Photograph by Jay Provost 

Our Golden Honey : Photograph by Jay Provost 

United States Department of Agriculture 

The Bee Research Lab conducts research to improve the health of honey bee colonies and help the beekeeping industry maintain an adequate healthy supply of bees for the pollination of crops.