Honey For Good is a grassroots, educational and research organization founded with the intention of collecting objective data from beehives, researching potential solutions to hive related issues, and spreading awareness of our pollinator friends. The combined efforts of these areas benefit the researchers, beekeepers, and policy makers and citizens of the world — to ensure the survival of the honeybee.
This is necessary because honeybee colonies are failing to survive winter as never before in their 50 million year history. In cooperation with the research community, our goal is to discover why bees and pollinators are dying and what needs to change to ensure the survival of us all.
The Honey For Good’s goal is to collect and share information on the importance of honeybees for humans and the environment through:
Volunteer education / Citizen scienceLearn more about our annual Black Jar Honey Contest