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United Earth News takes no advertising. The first pilot is already shot by University of Michigan students; your support puts the student-led daily show on the air.
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The Bee-Team™
Students who build bee hotels, plant rain gardens, and run rescues in their own communities — then report what they see on the Bee-Team™ Report, inside every Endangered Species Report™.
The rescue plan, and why the bees need it.
Save the Bees™: Student-Led Pollinator Rescue · 2:52
The plan behind the Bee-Team™: how student crews rescue the pollinators.
The Peril of Neonics · 2:12
A Bee-Aware™ PSA: the hidden pesticide danger to wildlife, birds, and the bees.
Real work first. The story comes from the work.
Build bee hotels
Nesting habitat for native solitary bees, built from local materials and placed where pollinators need it most.
Plant rain gardens
Native-plant gardens that feed pollinators, filter runoff, and turn yards and schoolgrounds into habitat.
Run rescues
Swarm and habitat rescues in progress, done safely with mentors — and filmed for the Bee-Team™ Report.
Dispatches from the field air on the show.
Every crew is a bureau. When a crew builds, plants, or rescues, its dispatch becomes a Bee-Team™ Report segment on the Endangered Species Report™ — and posts here.
Crew dispatches will appear here as the network grows. Start a crew →
Three steps from watching to rescuing.
Write to us
Email bees@unitedearthfund.org with your name, school or town, and what you want to work on.
Get your first project
We match you with a starter project — a bee hotel, a rain garden plot, or a local survey — and a mentor to guide it.
File your dispatch
Document the work. The best dispatches air on the Bee-Team™ Report — and the crew earns its badge.
Keep the Bees Buzzing™
Every gift funds crews, cameras, and habitat. United Earth News takes no advertising — supporters like you keep the rescue network growing.
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