Where Art Meets Nature:

Anyone can report a swarm via our website form or a quick text message. We log the precise location and dispatch trained volunteers equipped with protective gear, smokers, and Langstroth nuc boxes. Our goal: a smooth, minimally invasive transfer that keeps the bees calm and safe.

Once the swarm settles into its new nucleus colony, we monitor its progress—and that's where you come in. Through our subscription, you adopt one of these colonies. From occasional honey samplers to full apiary immersions, you choose how deeply you want to connect with "your" hive.

Our Hive Haven Art Collective welcomes designs from local artists, students, and hobbyists. Each month, community voting selects a standout piece that we print on UV‑resistant hive wraps. These art‑dressed hives pop up at farms, parks, and urban gardens—celebrating bees and sparking conversations about pollination.

Bee‑hively goes beyond hive care: we plant pollinator‑friendly species (e.g., buckwheat, California sage, ceanothus) and host hands‑on workshops at schools and community gardens. Our annual Pollinator Festival weaves together field demos, gardening clinics, and honey tastings, reinforcing the link between healthy habitats and thriving bee populations.