Legal Notices

Legal Notices section (e.g. Privacy Policy, Credits, etc)

Credits

Legal Notices

We at Our Native Bees would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for their contributions to the development of this web site, launched in November, 2009:

Web Site Design:

Ann Pennington - Lead Designer and Lead Programmer

Our Commitment to Your Privacy:

Our Native Bees will use its best efforts to protect the privacy of our online visitors, and cares deeply about maintaining your privacy. We do not rent, sell or exchange our constituent information with any outside company or organization.

Mulch Madness!

70% of solitary native bees are ground nesters, including the bumblebee, but crawling through inches of mulch (not to mention plastic) when you're only 1/2" long is pretty much impossible. So remove that mulch from some of your flower beds so these terrific pollinators can burrow and reproduce. You'll have free pollination all summer long.

Did you know?

There were NO honey bees on the North American continent until the 1620’s when the colonists brought them to Jamestown, Virginia so they could harvest their honey.

Who knew?

Bees have tongues of various lengths that help determine which flowers they can obtain nectar and pollen from.