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solitary bee on flowers of basil at the Washington Youth Garden in DC.jpg

 Photo credit: Jonathan Mawdsley

POLLINATOR HEALTH

Driving national pollinator conservation, food security, and public health through rigorous policy advocacy, science, and partnerships for solutions that strengthen food systems, ecosystem resilience, and community well-being.

MISSION & PURPOSE

a voice for pollinators

The National Pollinator Health Alliance is organized for charitable and educational purposes to advance pollinator conservation, food security, and public health. The organization convenes diverse partners, translates science into practice, and promotes collaborative, evidence-based solutions that strengthen food systems, ecosystem resilience, and community well-being.

oak barrens habitat at Huntington Beach along Lake Erie in Ohio.  Swamp milkweed blooming

 Photo credit: Jonathan Mawdsley

Worker of Bombus impatiens visiting flowers of Salvia sp. in Avon Lake, Ohio.jpg

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Photo credit: Jonathan Mawdsley

75%

Of all bites of food people take is courtesy of bee pollination.

JOIN THE ALLIANCE.      PROTECT THE FUTURE.

Your support directly fuels national-level pollinator policy advocacy and critical field initiatives. Help us secure the future of our vital ecosystems.

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