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At Beewise, our mission is to save bees to secure the global food supply. That is far from being the case.
Our AI-powered, robotic BeeHome reduces manual labor and colony losses, resulting in healthier bees and superior pollination at scale. Whether it be through climate & humidity control, transportability considerations, or even real-time video monitoring, we make sure that the bee is the focus of our device. We've designed a safe, natural and productive environment allowing bees a healthier and more
Today, we are proud to release our fourth annual Impact Report.
This report examines the progress we’ve made toward our mission to save bees to feed the world in the last year—from our largest pollination season yet to expanding our presence across the built environment in the communities people live and work in.
As we reflect on everything accomplished, one thing is clear: none of it would have been possible without the dedication of our employees, the strong partnership of growers and beekeepers, the support of our research collaborators, and, most importantly, the bees themselves. Thank you to everyone who has helped make this impact possible.
From networking with fellow , , and professionals to suiting up in full bee suits and tasting ultra-local, straight-from-the-hive honey, last week’s Bay Area Hive Dive at was one for the books!
Thank you to all who came out to brave the heat and get an up close and personal visit with the bees.
Stay tuned for future BeeHome™ Hive Dive experiences in your area 👀
05/27/2026
Our Food & Beverage team recently visited Beewise Technologies for a hands-on experience exploring how nature-based programming can bring more energy, creativity, and connection to workplace and community spaces. 🐝
The experience was equal parts educational, sensory, and fun! We’re excited to bring fresh ideas like this back into our own community programming for residents and guests. 🍯✨
Bees communicate with one another about everything from forage quality to the precise location of a potential new home through a behavior known as the “waggle dance,” and seeing it in action is a rare treat.
This week, some hive dive guests had the opportunity to witness a bee communicating the location of a new nectar or pollen source to the rest of the colony through dance. Moments like these are what make a beekeeping program so special: meaningful, hands-on experiences that connect people to nature in the spaces where they work and live!
05/22/2026
Yesterday was one for the bees. 🐝
We officially launched our partnership with .Ag at the Farm at Angeline, bringing an AI-powered BeeHome™ to the community.
This smart beehive combines two things Angeline is all about: innovation and healthy living. Through pollination, our bees will help support the farm, foliage and natural beauty throughout the community.
Read more: https://metrodevelopmentgroup.com/news/angeline-becomes-floridas-first-master-planned-community-to-partner-with-beewise/
05/20/2026
Happy World Bee Day from all of us at Beewise!
Most of us have heard we need to , but not everyone knows why. Bees are some of the tiniest creatures on Earth, yet they have an outsized impact on life as we know it. They pollinate nearly 75% of the world’s food crops, support biodiversity, strengthen ecosystems, and help sustain the natural balance our planet depends on. One out of every three bites of food we eat exists because of pollinators.
But bees are facing growing challenges: extreme weather, habitat loss, pests, disease, and shrinking forage are driving global colony losses to record highs. Protecting bees isn’t just about protecting our access to honey. It’s about protecting our food systems, our environment, and the future resilience of our planet. At Beewise, this mission drives everything we do. Every day, we work to help bees survive and thrive through our technology that supports healthier pollinator populations at scale.
05/15/2026
Most of us have never stood next to a living beehive at work. Most of us don’t expect to.
But something happens the first time you get the opportunity. A beekeeper pulls out the first frame and walks you through what you’re seeing. You both hear and feel the buzz of the colony. Sixty thousand bees hard at work with nothing between you and them (except your bee suit). A taste of honey straight from the frame.
And then you understand exactly why people can’t stop talking about it.
On May 19th, we are opening up the BeeHome™ at Bishop Ranch for a small group of real estate, workplace, and hospitality leaders.
Spots are limited. Request your invite at our link in bio.
📅 Tuesday, May 19th 2 to 4pm 📍 San Ramon, CA
Nothing brings a team together quite like suiting up and meeting the bees up close! Last month, invited us to their Buzz Bash series to deliver an up-close hive dive experience, educate about the critical role pollinators play in our ecosystems, and connect around sustainability in a hands-on way.
05/04/2026
Earth Month is always a highlight, and this year was no different. We were especially inspired by how our Bees for Buildings customers are integrating pollinator awareness campaigns into their community experiences. recently highlighted our Earth Month lineup, featuring everything from interactive hive dives to local honey tastings. ➡️ link in bio
These activations go beyond engagement to helping connect tenants and communities to the essential role bees play in supporting our food systems and ecosystem health. In partnership with leaders including , Lincoln Property Company, Belveron Partners, and , these events span from the San Francisco Bay Area to Greater Boston—showcasing how commercial real estate can be a platform for environmental education and impact.
Our website won the People’s Choice Webby in the AI - Energy and Sustainability category, and now we need your help crafting our acceptance speech!
winners celebrate with a signature hashtag . We are turning to our followers for creative suggestions that tell our story in just 5 words. As an extra incentive, we’ll randomly select one commenter to receive a special honey prize.
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