
Sean Paul Smith on life as a Wheen Bee Foundation Ambassador
Sean-Paul Smith became a Wheen Bee Foundation Ambassador after hearing CEO Fiona Chambers speak about the organisation’s work promoting bees and pollination.
Bee populations are decreasing globally at an alarming rate. With your help, we can protect our bees, our food security and our ecosystem health.
The Wheen Bee Foundation is an Australian registered not-for-profit charity that promotes awareness of the importance of bees for food security, and raises funds for research that addresses the national and global threats to bees.
We engage with all levels of government, the apiculture industry, bee reliant food industries, universities, research organisations and community. We fund vital strategic research, education and conservation initiatives that strengthen bees, improve pollination efficiency and increase food security and ecosystem health.
Helping our bee populations thrive is vital to the wellbeing and future of all Australians. Fortunately, there are a few simple things you can do to help.
Below you’ll find some of our latest initiatives and programs designed to help.
If you’re a business, you too could help support Wheen Bee Foundation by becoming a Business Buddy like Hoselink.
Delivered nationally by accredited Bee Ambassadors. Available as classroom or online delivery.
Helping to establish a clear pathway for incorporating bees into the school curriculum.
Help ensure our food security by funding important research and activities for a healthy bee population.
Sean-Paul Smith became a Wheen Bee Foundation Ambassador after hearing CEO Fiona Chambers speak about the organisation’s work promoting bees and pollination.
The Green Carpenter Bee has an uncertain future on Kangaroo Island due to the devastating bushfires of 2020.
Bee Friendly Farming’s popular tree grants are now open, with farmers across the country being supported to join the pledge to plant 100,000 trees for bees.
Your donation helps Wheen Bee Foundation address the national and global threats to bees.