Expanding Educational Outreach Crown Bees' collaboration with Cornell University and the launch of Mason Bee Edu demonstrate a strong emphasis on educational initiatives, presenting opportunities to partner with schools, educational programs, and environmental organizations to promote native bee conservation and pollination solutions.

Growing Institutional Partnerships Recent partnerships with botanical gardens and conservation groups like Piedmont Garden and Planet Bee highlight potential for expanding B2B sales to environmental, botanical, and educational institutions seeking sustainable pollination methods and native bee support products.

Diverse Distribution Channels Availability of products through online platforms, nurseries, hardware stores, and upcoming large-format outlets indicates an opportunity to target retail chains and garden centers for wider market penetration and increased sales volume.

Focus on Sustainability Crown Bees’ emphasis on pollinator health and conservation aligns with the growing consumer demand for eco-friendly and ethically sourced gardening products, offering partnerships with environmentally conscious retailers and eco-focused organizations.

Innovative Environmental Programs The launch of programs like the Native Bee Network underscores potential for engaging citizen science markets, local governments, and community groups interested in native bee conservation projects, creating new avenues for collaborative product sales and educational kits.