Our Mission is to provide safe, beautiful                           shelter for solitary, native bees!

Say Hello
to the Un-stung Hero,

               the Solitary Native Bee

What are Solitary Native Bees you ask?
- They are a group of 4,000 species of bees in the US that do not   create honey.
- They are solitary and live alone, most do not sting.
- They are 60 times more effective at pollination than a honeybee.
- They are suffering from pesticide use and habitat loss.

With over 80% of our food requiring pollination, we must help the bees. Our SoloBee shelter is a great way to provide safe, clean nesting sites for solitary, non-stinging, native bees. Our shelter is endorsed by native bee experts and entomologist, the replacement nest block system guarantees that bees have a clean, safe nesting site year after year.

Join the Bee Map -  Be the first in your area to be recognized on our bee map.
Our shelters are numbered in series and marked on the bee map showing the launch of a pollinator corridor. See the map here. 

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SoloBee Village
for schools, backyards, farms and institutions

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Bees in the News
FOX5 News Segment showcases SoloBee
Local Woman Converts her Backyard into a Bee Friendly Paradise - Fox 5 News Video

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Bees in Balboa Park
SoloBee Sponsors a Bee Friendly Garden in beautiful Balboa Park.
SoloBee joined the Adopt-a-Plot program and installed a bee friendly garden near the Timken Museum. These colorful, drought-tolerant plants provide pesticide-free food and shelter for native bees and other pollinators that provide us with our delicious food.

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SoloBee Shelters in their new homes, from North Park, CA to Denver, Colorado

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10News segment captures native bees moving into the SoloBee Shelter

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Beautiful film showing the lifecycle of solitary native bees

The Solitary Bees from Team Candiru on Vimeo.