Sweetfields Honey

Bees, Biodiversity, and Your Breakfast

By Sweetfields Editorial • 6 min read

Honeybee on purple flower

Pollinators like honeybees help produce about one in three bites of food we eat. Their work supports the diversity and resilience of ecosystems, farms, and backyard gardens.

Why bees matter

From almonds to blueberries, many crops depend on insect pollination. Healthy bee populations support higher yields and better-quality produce.

Threats they face

Habitat loss, pesticide exposure, parasites, and climate stress all contribute to pollinator declines.

How you can help

  • Plant native, nectar-rich flowers
  • Avoid pesticides—especially during bloom
  • Provide water sources and nesting habitat
  • Support sustainable beekeepers

Together, we can create landscapes where pollinators—and people—thrive.