About Apiary Network
Our Mission
Apiary Network exists to strengthen the beekeeping community through connection, knowledge sharing, and coordinated rescue efforts. We believe that every swarm deserves a chance at survival, every beekeeper deserves great tools, and every community benefits from healthy bee populations.
What We Do
🐝 Swarm Rescue Network
We connect homeowners who discover bee swarms with local beekeepers who can safely relocate them. Every swarm rescued is a colony saved from extermination and a new opportunity for a beekeeper.
🌸 Nectar Intelligence
Our crowdsourced nectar flow map helps beekeepers find the best forage, plan hive placements, and understand seasonal bloom patterns in their region. Together, we're building the most comprehensive nectar flow database.
💬 Community Platform
Share experiences, ask questions, and learn from fellow beekeepers. Our community feed keeps you connected to what's happening in the beekeeping world, from local swarm activity to hive management discussions.
📊 Hive Management Tools
Track inspections, monitor colony health, and maintain detailed records for all your hives. Our professional-grade tools help you become a better beekeeper through data-driven decisions.
Why It Matters
Bees are essential. They pollinate one-third of the food we eat. Without them, our food system would collapse.
Every swarm matters. Each rescued swarm represents thousands of bees saved and a potential new colony that can contribute to pollination.
Community is strength. By connecting beekeepers, sharing knowledge, and coordinating efforts, we create a network that's stronger than any individual.
Our Values
🤝 Community First
We build features that strengthen the beekeeping community and facilitate collaboration.
🌱 Conservation
Every swarm rescued is a victory for bee conservation and biodiversity.
📚 Education
We promote learning, knowledge sharing, and evidence-based beekeeping practices.
🔓 Accessibility
Core features remain free to ensure everyone can participate in bee rescue.
Join Us
Whether you're a homeowner who spotted a swarm, an experienced beekeeper, or someone just getting started, you have a place in our community.
Questions? Want to get involved? Contact us