Support the Sanctuary
Timber‑Hill River is a working refuge for rescued honeybees and a growing habitat for other native bees and pollinators. Everything here is built by hand, paid for out of pocket, and kept moving at the pace the land allows.
Support helps keep the refuge stable, growing, and able to take in bees that have nowhere else to go.
Nothing here is required.
Nothing is expected.
But everything helps.
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Where support goes
Support goes directly toward the work:
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Safe removal and relocation of honeybees from unsafe structures
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Expansion of native forage zones across the property
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Habitat restoration for bumble bees and solitary bees
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Seasonal feed and care for sanctuary bees
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Land improvements that keep the refuge steady through weather and rescues
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Replacement of equipment worn out during field work
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Materials for building shade, wind breaks, and protection for struggling colonies
This is the same work you see on the land every day — quiet, steady, and done by hand.