Honeyfield Conservancy protects the small lives that hold the world together — bees, butterflies, moths, and every pollinator in between — breeding threatened species, restoring the meadows they need, and advancing the science of a living, humming landscape.
🐝Everything we do takes off from a single belief: that the smallest pollinator is load-bearing for all life — and worth defending.
We safeguard endangered bees, butterflies, and other pollinators in living collections and secure seed and gene banks.
Observation hives, school programs, and meadow workshops that grow the next generation of pollinator stewards.
Pioneering apiology, pollination ecology, and the study of the remarkable compounds pollinators produce.
Partnering with farmers and growers worldwide to restore forage, retire pesticides, and protect livelihoods.
🌼From flagship meadows to remote field stations, our programs bring pollinator conservation to life across every landscape and flyway.
Our research division studies pollinator physiology, develops resilient breeding and queen-rearing lines, and monitors the living chemistry of nectar, pollen, and the colony itself — advancing conservation, agriculture, and pollinator science alike.
Our work is conducted under the highest standards of welfare and stewardship, in partnership with institutions around the world.
Partner with our researchers
🧬Open every day. Wheelchair accessible. Children under 5 free.
Mon–Sun · 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Last entry 5:00 PM
Glass Apiary closes 5:30 PM
$16 adult
Members free · Family pass $42
Honeyfield Conservancy
Meadowlands Conservation Park
Wildflower meadow & glass apiary
Your membership and donations fund conservation, education, and science that protect pollinators for generations. Adopt a hive, plant a corridor, join the Honeyfield family today.
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