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Helping Pollinators Thrive

Pollinators are responsible for one out of every three bites of food we eat, yet bee populations are declining due to habitat loss, pesticides, and climate change.

Honey I’m Home Sanctuary exists to give pollinators a safe place to thrive while helping communities reconnect with nature.

Through habitat restoration and expansion, bee rescue, education, and pollinator-friendly gardening, we are building a future where bees—and the ecosystems they support—can flourish again.

A Pollinator and People Paradise

The sanctuary will be a living landscape of California natives—poppies, lupine, yarrow, ceanothus, oak, manzanita, and more—providing nectar and pollen throughout the year.

We will create a space where members of the public can get to know our ‘spicier’ local survivor bee population—dispelling myths of ‘killer bees’ and the like— and educate them on the importance of keeping this unique population thriving in SoCal.

We will be a family-friendly locale with bee suits on hand, so everyone can get up close and personal with our bees safely. Safety will always be our number one concern, for both our visitors and our bees.

We’ll offer free or low-cost workshops on beekeeping, native gardening, composting, landscape design, planting for pollinators, and more.

We hope for the sanctuary to become a destination for healing hive air and hive room experiences as well—imagine being surrounded with the healing frequency honeybees create, while resting comfortably, no bees in sight. Not your thing? That’s fine too. We’ll have plenty of ways to get acquainted with our residents.

75% of flowering plants rely on pollinators

35% of global food production depends on them

Habitat loss is the leading cause of pollinator decline