The Bee Health Coalition is an agricultural stakeholder group committed to enhancing the well-being of honey bees. Through collaboration and innovative solutions, they strive to foster a healthy population of honey bees and other pollinators within productive agricultural systems and thriving ecosystems. The coalition offers a range of programs and resources to support bee health.

Their initiatives include Group 67 Hive Management, which provides beekeepers with tools, techniques, and technologies to effectively manage their hives. They also focus on Habitat & Nutrition, ensuring that honey bees and other pollinators have access to a diverse and nutritious diet. Crop Pest Management is another key program area, providing guidance to landowners on controlling crop pests while safeguarding pollinator health.

Additionally, the Bee Integrated Demonstration Network brings together beekeepers and landowners to collaborate on improving honey bee and pollinator health. Whether you're a beekeeper, farmer, pesticide applicator, or simply interested in learning more about bees, the Bee Health Coalition encourages everyone to get involved and contribute to the protection of bee health. Planting bee forage, following pollinator-friendly pest management practices, controlling varroa mites, and spreading awareness are all impactful ways to support bee populations.

Join the coalition's mission to create a healthier future for honey bees and pollinators