The Best Bees Company

Happy World Bee Day! 🐝 Which bee are you? Tell us in the comments below. Today we’re celebrating the incredible diversity of bees that help sustain ecosystems around the world. While honey bees may get most of the attention, they’re only one small part of a much bigger, weirder, fuzzier, shinier bee universe. In fact, there are roughly 20,000 different species of bees. From bumble bees and carpenter bees to sweat bees, mason bees, stingless bees, and solitary specialists, every type of bee plays a role in supporting healthy ecosystems. Some pollinate specific plants. Some thrive in cities. Some nest underground, in wood, or in pre-existing tunnels. Some live in highly social colonies, while others do their best work alone. So when we say “save the bees,” we mean all bees. Learn more about the species featured on our blog → https://lnkd.in/eTS38JS8 #WorldBeeDay #Pollinators #TypesofBees #BestBees

How are our ecosystems doing? We asked the bees. Our research team dove into every HoneyDNA sample taken since 2023, and noticed a striking trend – the average percentage of invasive plant species found in honey samples has increased. From 2024 onwards, invasive species were actually found at a higher percentage than native plants. HoneyDNA, the method of uncovering the floral contents of honey using pollen genomics, is one of many ways that Best Bees studies honey bees as a key indicator species – allowing us to monitor the local biodiversity of thousands of pollinator habitats. Learn more about how it works → bestbees.com/honeyDNA #PollinatorScience #ESG #Sustainability #HoneyDNA #eDNA #Beekeeping

The bees are busy. So are we 🐝 From hive installations across the country to Boston Climate Week, spring has officially sprung at Best Bees. #BestBees #UrbanBeekeeping #BostonClimateWeek #Sustainability

Yes, it's true! Best Bees is hiring 🌷 As the 2026 season is underway, Best Bees is growing our field team across the country. If you love bees as much as we do, care deeply about pollinator health, and want to be part of a collaborative, mission-driven company, we’d love to hear from you. We are hiring full- and part-time beekeepers in these regions: 🐝 Boston 🐝 Chicago 🐝 Cincinnati 🐝 Houston 🐝 Phoenix 🐝 Salt Lake City Not a beekeeper, but want to get involved? We're also hiring a 🍯 Honey Harvester and 🛠️ Shop Manager in Boston. All roles include paid training and benefits such as sick leave, 401k, commuter benefits, short-term disability, and education reimbursement. Full-time roles include full benefits. Apply at bestbees.com/JOBS or email info@bestbees.com Know someone who’d be a great fit? Tag or share!

Happy to report that our Fiserv Alpharetta bees 🐝are thriving! Shout out to The Best Bees Company for their hard work keeping our pollinators safe and healthy! The hives have expanded! 🧡 Happy Buzzing! 🐝🐝🐝

It's me! I hope everyone had a beautiful Earth Day and took time to be outside in nature! 🐝 🌿

Bees support all living systems on earth. Happy Earth Day from all of us at Best Bees! 🌍 🐝 Come along with our CEO, Delaney Dameron, on a tour of her rooftop beehive in Boston. Did you know that nearly all of our employees—even those in office roles—are beekeepers? Today, and every day, we celebrate the honey bees at the heart of this work—and recommit to fostering the wonder and inspiration they bring to our world. #EarthDay #Pollinators #Biodiversity #Sustainability #UrbanBeekeeping

Today is Earth Day—and it’s a chance to make your sustainability efforts truly count. In this month’s The Best Bees Biodiversity Brief, we lay out how to turn your sustainability goals into something meaningful, on Earth Day and beyond. 👉 Read the latest issue

It starts in the hive... and extends far beyond it. 🐝 At Embarcadero Center, pollinator programs are designed to be shared. In partnership with BXP, Inc., on-site honeybees support urban biodiversity while creating opportunities for connection—through events, education, and moments that bring people closer to the natural systems around them. When sustainability is shared, every month is Earth Month. #Pollinators #Sustainability #TenantEngagement #CommunityEngagement #EmbarcaderoCenter #EC