I’m out here on the plains in South Dakota.
Watching the bees, watching the bison, watching the flowers; watching the bison watch bees, watching the bees watch bison.
Scheid Family Wines is proud to announce its second year of partnering with Bee Regenerative (formerly Bee Girl Organization) to support the nonprofit organization’s work in native bee conservation and biodiversity in agricultural settings.
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It’s not a re-brand, it’s a co-brand.
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You’ll win because you have a chance to score some sweet prizes, you’ll win by showing our sponsors and project partners some love by bidding on their item, and you’ll win by making a donation to support grassroots (flowerroots??) bee conservation by supporting our research, education, regeneration, and art programs and projects!
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A note here regarding bee research, and a common reaction from those working outside of the world of melittology and entomology - “Why are their dead bees in your art? Aren’t you trying to save them?”
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Experience the magic of the NBA with the BGO team from an Executive Suite we're calling the "Bee Box."
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I spent the better part of April through September exploring some of the most beautiful landscapes I have laid my eyes on.
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As we stand on the threshold of a new year, I am filled with gratitude for the incredible support we have received from individuals like you throughout the past year. Your generosity has not only fueled our mission but has also been a BEEcon of hope for the future. Thank you!
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For Giving Tuesday, I’m asking for your help to fund these BGO four projects
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"I don't see the world as a place where humans just get to trump everything else," he said in the interview. "I consider it a really fundamental responsibility of being human to serve the ecological integrity of wherever we live."
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Last summer I met the bison and their people at 777 Bison Ranch ranch. My goal was to collect bee pollen for a project I was working on for two days, and then continue on down the road. But I became stuck in a tar pit of wonder and I couldn’t move.
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For the last two weeks I’ve been in Montana’s Paradise Valley spending some quality time with ranchers and their flowers and bees as a partner in the “Buzz on the Range” project.
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This was my 10th year as ABF Kids and Bees Director, and I'm excited to announce that it was also my last.
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Sarah Red-Laird Accepted for Residency at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts and Agriculture
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Instead of looking back on the “Top 10 of 2022,” I’m looking forward to our “Top 10 of 2023” *
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The close of the year is always an important time of reflection for me. The start of 2022 was not an easy one.
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The last couple of years has brought significant changes to BGO. In 2020, the first few months of retooling every program was overwhelming (to say the least)--however--we have also had the great opportunity to reflect on, focus, and deepen our work.
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One of the themes folks in the “Regenerative Ag” universe share is a strong belief in collaboration over competition. This is reflective in the way we understand plant communities and animal communities, but also in the way we see each other. These farmers, ranchers, and researchers are open, generous, kind, and collaborative.
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Over the mountains and rivers and through the corn I go to Central and Eastern Nebraska.
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In mid-February took a road trip down to Burroughs Family Orchards to take part in the “Regenerative Almond Field Day,” organized by the Burroughs Family, the Paicines Ranch Learning Center, and the Ecdysis Foundation.
It was a quite moving experience, as the almond/beekeeper/bee relationship is a complicated one.
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