Pollinator Science & Bee Education
Tracking bees, blooms, biodiversity and more across Louisiana
Little Bees
Big curiosity starts small. This space is for young nature watchers, future growers, and families who want to learn more about bees, pollinators, and the world just outside their door.
Little Bees
Little Bee Missions
Small outdoor missions for curious kids, growing minds, and families learning to notice the living world around them. Explore, observe, discover, and come back often for new pollinator adventures.
1. Spot a Pollinator
Go outside and spot at least one pollinator in action. Look for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, or other helpful visitors moving from flower to flower.
2. 30-Second Flower Watch
Pick one flower and watch it quietly for 30 seconds. Who visits it? What are they doing? You might notice more than you expect.
3. Build a Bee Water Stop
Place a shallow dish of water outside with a few small rocks inside so pollinators have a safe place to land and drink.
4. Find 3 Different Flowers
Explore your yard, neighborhood, or park and find three different blooms. Which flower seems the busiest?
5. Follow the Bee Path
Watch where a bee goes after leaving one flower. Does it visit the same kind of plant or choose a different one?
6. Plant Something Helpful
Plant one pollinator-friendly flower, herb, or native plant. Even one small pot can become a helpful stop for bees and butterflies.