Bees Sting - Hug Back!

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- Our Mission -

Born and raised in the East Bay Area, Bee Friendly Honey is a small local business dedicated to saving bees and protecting the environment. BFH raises awareness about the critical importance of beekeeping and pollinator health for the planet's well-being. Our commitment to sustainable ethics is evident in all our endeavors. We help clients diversify their yards to support pollinators, promoting eco-friendly landscaping and enhancing local biodiversity. Bee Friendly Honey aims to provide excellent customer service while promoting sustainable pollination sources and eco-friendly pesticide-free removals for our community. Through our services, all bees collected for pollination are re-hived by partnering with local beekeepers. These beekeepers tend to the bees' needs and work with local clients to re-home them within our communities, allowing their vital pollination work to continue. In the future, we plan to establish a sustainable farm focused solely on producing pollinator-friendly flora, further safeguarding bees and contributing to environmental restoration.

- Meet the CEO-

- Steven Harris -

Ever since I was young, I remember being fascinated by nature. As I grew up, my room became filled with terrariums and aquariums that brought the outside world inside. Inspired by nature I began experimenting with plants, discovering a green thumb as I grew exotic varieties from seeds and cuttings. This passion led me to California Polytechnic State University, where I pursued a major in Agricultural Environmental Plant Sciences, with a concentration in Greenhouse Nursery Plant Production. While working with flowers during my studies, a honey bee caught my eye and I instantly knew I had discovered my true calling. It was then I realized I could finally intertwine my passion for horticulture with my love for animals. My studies included classes in sustainability, environmental sciences, irrigation of crops and water fluidity dynamics, pest management, entomology, plant propagation, plant identification, beekeeping, botany, soil sciences, and the flow of water in our environment. I have been trained to look at an ecosystem critically, and be aware of favorable conditions and places where bees and plants should be located (or not) due to environmental or man made factors. I can’t wait to share my passion for beekeeping with you.

Bee Friendly Honey is here to help!

Remember:

Be Happy -  Be Healthy -  Bee Friendly