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Save Ohio Bees offers special events to provide education and nature experiences for all ages. Learn about native bees and how to help them thrive while restoring and enjoying the natural world.
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Enjoy sips, sweets, and gifts.
ONE DAY ONLY.
For info about the ONLINE EVENT, May 20 & May 21, GO HERE.
Join us on Saturday, May 17 at 11:00 AM in the Children’s Garden at Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.
Enjoy a special presentation about native bees of Ohio with certified naturalist and ecotherapist, and founder of Save Ohio Bees, Tracy Teuscher.
Let’s meet some native bees, discover their superpowers, and learn some ways we can help them flourish in our own backyards. World Bee Day is May 20. Let’s celebrate!
Join us on Tuesday, April 22 at 6:00 PM for a VIRTUAL Earth Day presentation on Ohio’s native bees and butterflies.
Learn about the unique native bees and butterflies of our region.
Discover the threats they face and how we can help.
Learn how to create a pollinator oasis where you iive, work, or play.
Get practical tips for naturalizing your lawn.
Learn the do’s and don’ts of winter cleanup.
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM via Zoom.
The Kiwanis Mid-year Education Day is an opportunity for Kiwanians across Ohio to come together for a day of leadership development, vision planning, inspiration, networking, and member recognition.
Building on Governor Kelly Brown’s Pollinator Project, the event theme is Spread Your Wings and Take Flight.
Save Ohio Bees founder, Tracy Teuscher, will present a luncheon keynote about native bees of Ohio, and offer meaningful ways to mitigate the threats they face, from creating pollinator habitat and naturalizing lawns, to leveraging public programs and contributing to citizen science. Attendees will:
Discover Ohio’s Native Bees
Learn Simple Ways to Create Pollinator Habitat
Explore Ways to Naturalize Your Lawn
Hear Inspirational Stories
Learn About Kiwanis Pollinator Project Participants
Click the image or title above to get details, access the event schedule, registration, and hotel accommodations via the Kiwanis website.
Join us on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 6:30 PM for a special presentation about Ohio’s native bees and butterflies at Sippo Lake Park’s Exploration Gateway. This is a free, family-friendly event.
Discover Ohio’s native bees and butterflies.
Gain insights into the threats they face and how we can help.
Learn how to create a pollinator oasis in your own backyard.
Get practical tips for naturalizing your lawn.
Kiddos: Color a bumble bee and a butterfly and sing the Wild Bees song!
Join our Honey Recipe Contest that runs November 12 through December 6!
You could win a gift from Honeyrun Farm and a special feature on our website.
Choose your favorite recipe with honey. If you can make it easily in a home kitchen, it’s eligible.
Visit our EVENT PAGE for contest details, rules, and instructions on how to enter.
All submissions must be received by Friday, December 6 at 11:00 p.m. Good luck!
Join us on August 24 at 1:00 p.m. at the Wilderness Center and discover the beloved bats of Ohio.
Did you know that bats have been on Earth for more than 50 million years and more than 300 species of fruit depend on them?
Be part of a global weekend of action to celebrate the Earth’s only flying mammals and promote their conservation.
Join us at the Wilderness Center in the Trillium Room:
Discover Ohio’s native bats.
Learn about imperiled bat species and the threats they face.
Discover a bat’s unique pollination abilities.
Bust bat myths and fears.
Get tips for supporting or creating bat habitat.
Learn what to do if you discover nesting bats.
Discover the national bat monitoring program – and more!
Visit the Pollinator Palooza on June 22 from 11:00 to 3:00 at Franklin Park Conservatory. Meet pollinator organizations and enjoy crafts, music, raffles, food, a plant sale, and garden tours.
Visit the Franklin Park Conservatory website for all the details.
Join us on Saturday, June 1 at 10:00 a.m. for a special presentation on Wild Butterflies and Bees of Ohio during Nature Fest at the Wilderness Center.
This FREE family-friendly event in the Buckeye Room will be followed by live music and a number of wonderful displays by local artisans and makers.
Meet some of the native bees and butterflies of Ohio.
Discover the common threats they face and how to mitigate them.
Learn how to create a pollinator oasis using a simple, affordable method.
Transform your lawn into a living ecosystem.
Discover public resources for wildlife habitat.
Color a bumble bee and a butterfly.
Discover Ohio’s Native Bees
Learn Easy Ways to Create Habitat
Get Spring & Summer Lawn & Garden Tips
Download & Color a Bumble Bee
Bee Inspired by Habitat Heroes
ONLY $6 - All net proceeds restore habitat and fund conservation.
LEARN MORE & MEET THE PRESENTER HERE
GO DIRECTLY TO RSVP HERE
Did you know Ohio is home to about 140 species of butterflies and nearly 500 species of native bees? Join us on March 14 at 6:00 p.m. at the Wilderness Center.
Discover Ohio’s wild butterflies and bees and their habitat needs.
Enjoy music, art, and pollinator-friendly wildflower seeds.
Win a Save Ohio Bees & Wilderness Center gift bag.
Shop the annual Native Plant Sale.
FREE for TWC Members. Only $4 for Non-Members.
Parking is Free.
LEARN MORE AND RSVP
Meet Ohio’s Native Bees
Learn How to Help them Flourish
Discover Spooktacular Bats
Get Pollinator-Friendly Fall Garden Tips
Meet Habitat Heroes from UC Horticulture Club
First 25 RSVPs Get a Gift
Bring the family and visit us on July 22 for a special Chef’s Garden event at Farmer Jones Farm Market in Huron, Ohio called Pollinator Pupils. This event is for children age 4 and up.
Join Save Ohio Bees™ founder Tracy Teuscher, Dr. Amy Sapola, and Jasmine Skrada.
Tracy will talk about native bees and how to help them thrive, and engage the children through art and singing.
Dr. Amy Sapola will talk about developing a mindful relationship with food, and will share the connections between bees and healthy food, soil, and people.
Jasmine Skrada will share a bit about honey bees.
Presentations will be offered at 11:00 and Noon.
Learn about native bees and honey bees, how they contribute to the sustainability of ecosystems including food and forests, sing the "Wild Bees" song, color a bumble bee picture, and take home some native wildflower seeds.
REGISTRATION IS ONLY $5.
Click HERE to learn more and register.
Join us on June 24 for Pollinator Palooza at Franklin Park Conservatory during National Pollinator Week. Meet pollinator organizations, learn cool stuff, and enjoy crafts, music, and garden tours.
Discover Ohio’s native bees and their superpowers
Learn 5 ways to help them thrive
Save 10% on our organic cotton Tees & Totes (in person only)
Enjoy activities, music, food, and tours
Get our NEW coloring page
Sing the “Wild Bees” song
Take home native wildflower seeds
Join us for Nature Fest at the Wilderness Center June 3-4
June 3: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
NATIVE BEE PRESENTATION: June 3 at 11:00 a.m.
June 4: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Celebrate the nature-creativity connection!
Art & handmade products (50% net to beneficiaries)
100% organic cotton Tees & Totes (100% net to beneficiaries)
Save Ohio Bees™ coloring page
Sing the Wild Bees song
Get native wildflower seeds (first 100 visitors)
Nature Fest - Celebrating the nature-creativity connection!
Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens will host Save Ohio Bees™ founder Tracy Teuscher on Saturday, May 20 in celebration of World Bee Day as part of the Children’s Garden and Learning Pavilion activities.
Learn about gardening experiments, plant science, and seed exploration
Enjoy a native bee presentation in the Learning Pavilion at 11:00 a.m. and noon
Learn how bees contribute to the sustainability of flowers, food, and forests
Have fun with the NEW Save Ohio Bees™ coloring page
Visit the Mason Bee house
Plus, get some wildflower seeds (Seed provided by OPN Seed)
Tracy, a certified Ecotherapist and Naturalist, will be available from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Join us!
The Northeast Ohio Pollinator society is hosting its fourth annual Pollinator Symposium beginning January 11, 2023. Register for this Virtual Series at www.go.osu.edu/neops.
Every two weeks on Wednesday evening’s at 7:00 p.m., log on from the comfort of your home to learn about pollinators and more. Get the schedule and topics by clicking on the event title or image.
Join us Wednesday, June 22 at 7:00 p.m. for a virtual Native Bee Bootcamp. Grab your fave refreshing beverage, and join us by Zoom for a power-half-hour.
Learn why native bees are the superheroes in the pollinator world
Discover the differences between honey bees and native bees
Meet 5 common native bees, and learn about their superpowers
Learn ways to help bees thrive, including lawn care tips
See you Saturday, June 4 at Nature Fest!
Art, music, poetry, photography, and more.
Join me at 11:00 for a Poetry Reading. I'll be sharing one of my original works!
Plus, you can learn about native bees and how to help them thrive.
Introducing our 100% organic cotton Tees and Totes
Join us on World Bee Day!
Learn about native bees and how to help them thrive! We're teaming up with The Wilderness Center from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. for a family-friendly event.
Enjoy indoor and outdoor activities for all ages!
Interactive Creature Feature – How to identify native bees.
Learn & Share – Presentation and group chat.
Plants & Trees for Bees – Plant seeds to take home.
Nature Journal – Observe and map a bee’s flight.
Sustainable merch sale, raffle and more.
