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The Information we Collect:

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Our Native Bees does track certain information automatically to better understand and serve you and our community. This information may include your computer and browser information, location, and your IP address.

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In general, you can browse this website without revealing any personal information about yourself.

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.

The Birds and the Bees?

Bluebirds and 30% of native bee species are both cavity nesters, but are unable to create the holes they nest in. Bluebird Trails have helped bluebird populations rebound, so let's help our native bees in the same way!