The Bee Raft

The Bee Raft Welcome to the official page for The Bee Raft! We're passionate about protecting vital pollinators by providing them with a safe way to access water.

The Bee Raft – an innovative landing platform designed specifically to give bees secure access to water.

🐝 How do bees help Arizona farms thrive in the desert?At places like Agritopia Farm in Gilbert, bees do much more than m...
07/21/2026

🐝 How do bees help Arizona farms thrive in the desert?

At places like Agritopia Farm in Gilbert, bees do much more than make honey. They help pollinate fruits, vegetables and flowering plants while supporting stronger harvests and healthier local food systems.

In Arizona’s extreme heat, water matters too. Bees need dependable access to water, but birdbaths, fountains and other outdoor water sources can become dangerous when there is nowhere safe to land.

Our latest Bee Raft blog explores the connection between Arizona farms, local honey, pollination and safer backyard water sources for bees.

At Agritopia Farm in Gilbert, bees help pollinate year-round crops and produce seasonal Arizona honey shaped by citrus, clover and desert blooms for local food

New on The Bee Raft blog 🐝Do bees have feelings? New research suggests bees may have more complex inner lives than we on...
07/07/2026

New on The Bee Raft blog 🐝

Do bees have feelings? New research suggests bees may have more complex inner lives than we once believed.

The article looks at bee behavior, pollinator awareness, and why small backyard choices β€” like flowers, safer water, and a place to land β€” matter more than we think.

New research suggests bees may show emotion-like behavior. Learn what this means for pollinator protection and safe water for bees. This article answers the question, "Do bees have feelings?".

Honey bees are smarter than most people give them credit for.New USDA research found that honey bees can detect viruses ...
06/30/2026

Honey bees are smarter than most people give them credit for.

New USDA research found that honey bees can detect viruses in food sources β€” but here’s the surprising part: they do not always avoid them.

That matters because bees interact with the world through shared resources: flowers, feeders, birdbaths, fountains, ponds, and backyard water sources.

At Bee Raft, we believe small backyard choices can make a difference. Clean water, safer landing areas, and pollinator-friendly spaces all help support the tiny workers keeping our gardens and ecosystems moving.

USDA researchers found that honey bees can detect viruses in food. Learn what this means for bee health, shared resources, and safer backyard water sources.

06/23/2026

Meta Description: Millions of bees escaped in Texas after a truck carrying beehives crashed. Here’s what the story shows about beekeeping, pollinators, and safe water for bees.

🌿🐝 Discover how The Bee Raft is making a difference in eco-friendly beekeeping! Our watering stations provide a safe hav...
06/23/2026

🌿🐝 Discover how The Bee Raft is making a difference in eco-friendly beekeeping! Our watering stations provide a safe haven for bees, supporting environmental conservation and enhancing outdoor spaces. Join us in creating a sustainable future, one buzz at a time! 🌺✨ Learn more at https://beeraft.com

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We should all be concerned about this.
06/09/2026

We should all be concerned about this.

Costa Rica’s 18 million dead bees warning shows why pollinator protection, safer gardens, and safe water for bees matter everywhere.

πŸŽƒ Thinking about carving your own pumpkins this Halloween?Now is the time to start planting if you want pumpkins ready b...
06/04/2026

πŸŽƒ Thinking about carving your own pumpkins this Halloween?

Now is the time to start planting if you want pumpkins ready by fall. Our latest Bee Raft blog covers why late spring and early summer are the sweet spot for pumpkin planting β€” and how pollinators play a big role in helping those vines produce.

Bees help turn those bright yellow pumpkin flowers into the pumpkins we carve, bake, and decorate with later in the year.

Read the blog here:

Want pumpkins ready to carve this Halloween? Plant pumpkins now, support pollinators, and give bees safe water while your garden grows.

Bees do a lot more than buzz around flowers. 🐝🌼They help support gardens, beekeepers, farms, and the food system. Our ne...
05/26/2026

Bees do a lot more than buzz around flowers. 🐝🌼

They help support gardens, beekeepers, farms, and the food system. Our new Bee Raft blog talks about why bee research matters β€” especially when labs that study bee diseases, parasites, and colony health are facing uncertainty.

The good news? Everyday gardeners can still help.

Plant bee-friendly flowers. Avoid harmful sprays. Give bees safer access to water.

The Bee Raft was created to do exactly that β€” float in birdbaths, fountains, ponds, buckets, barrels, and backyard water sources so bees have a safer place to land and drink.

Read the blog here: https://beeraft.com/why-bee-research-matters/

Small actions in the garden can make a real difference. 🐝

Bee research matters for pollinators, beekeepers, gardens, and the food system. Learn how safer water sources can help protect bees at home.

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San Diego, CA

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

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