Wildfires are spreading across southeast Georgia, destroying land, displacing communities, and putting entire ecosystems at risk.

For beekeepers, the crisis is now about survival.

While many have moved their hives out of immediate danger, the fires have destroyed the plants bees rely on for food. Combined with ongoing drought, nectar and pollen are in short supply, leaving colonies at risk of starvation in a matter of days.

Smoke exposure is also damaging honey stores and disrupting bees’ natural defenses, increasing the risk of colony loss.

That's why our partner, Greater Good Charities, is working with trusted partners to deliver emergency support, including synthetic pollen and replacement hives to help sustain surviving colonies.

Donate now to help feed bees and support beekeepers impacted by these devastating wildfires.