Project Apis m.

The mission of Project Apis m. (PAm) is to Fund Research and Efforts to Improve Honey Bee Health and Vitality 501(c)(5) non-profit #SeedsForBees #NoWastedLand Project Apis m’s mission is to fund research and efforts to improve honey bee health and vitality Driving science to deliver innovation for healthy bees and bee businesses.

SUSTAINABLE HONEYBEE PROGRAM INC

To provide education and experience in sustainable beekeeping best practices related to stress free beekeeping resulting in improved honeybee health and sustainability.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

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Save the Bees USA

Save The Bees USA is a leading 501c3 non-profit dedicated to protecting all bee species and preserving ecosystems.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

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Bee Better Inc

We are plant-centric. Our gardens are sustainable, and not only from the perspective of water-wise design; even our plant selections are sustainable.

Bee Believers Inc

2025 Spring Seminar Series Science Seminar March 22nd Signed in as fillergodaddy.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

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Trillion Bees-Land Healing Institute

Our initiative focuses on establishing protected areas for bees to thrive, ensuring the health and sustainability of bee populations worldwide while supporting existing beekeepers and fostering the education and employment of new ones across the globe.

• Agricultural Programs

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Green Bee Farms Inc

A 501c3 dedicated to developing natural methodologies, rotating cattle, making fertilizers on the farm for the farm, and pollinating minds with green ideas Los mejores productos de salud complementaria y belleza natural, en base a fitocannabinoides.

Honey Bee Society

To provide unparalleled pollinator focused education and mentorship to current and next-generation treatment-free beekeepers, while fostering an awareness of all bees in a healthy ecosystem.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

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THE BEE CAUSE PROJECT INC

The Bee Cause Project connects bees with communities and classrooms to share the life-giving lessons of our humble pollinators.