Project Apis m. conducted a nationwide survey revealing record high honeybee colony losses in the United States, highlighting significant economic and ecological impacts on agriculture. The nonprofit urged the public to engage with government representatives and support sustainable practices by purchasing U.S. made honey, aiming to address the shortage of natural forage for bees.

Project Apis m. conducted a nationwide survey revealing alarming honey bee colony losses and scheduled a free public webinar for February 28, 2025, to discuss the findings and their implications for agriculture and food security.

Project Apis m. responded to unprecedented bee colony losses in the 2025 almond pollination season by conducting a widespread survey that quantified significant economic impacts on the beekeeping industry. In response, the nonprofit highlighted the urgent need for enhanced forage and promoted its longstanding Seeds for Bees® program, which provides free or subsidized cover crop seeds to farmers and beekeepers. The organization also calls on citizens to spread awareness, engage with government officials, and support American beekeepers as part of a broader effort to counter declining natural forage – a move that fosters community resilience and sustainable agricultural practices.

Project Apis m. and ALDI Inc. announced a partnership for the 2024-2025 growing season, in which ALDI invested in the nonprofit's Seeds for Bees program. The initiative encourages suppliers to adopt regenerative agriculture practices, including the incorporation of cover crops to improve soil health and support pollinator forage.

Project Apis m., through its Seeds for Bees program, is playing an active role in a broad coalition aimed at increasing pollinator habitat. The program plans to plant 15,000 acres of cover crop for bees and has contributed over $10 million to bee research and forage efforts, thereby supporting sustainable agriculture and ecosystem health.