Events

Knowledge
becomes action.

Talks and field conversations that connect ecological research, lived experience, and the next generation of conservation advocates.

Event 01Poster
coming soon
Climate & beekeeping
Program in developmentClimate & beekeeping

When Flowers Fail: The Truth Behind Feeding Bees Sugar Water

Speaker — Shenzhen Local Beekeeper

Extreme and unpredictable weather can erase natural nectar flows, forcing beekeepers to step in to save starving hives. This conversation explores what emergency feeding reveals about climate and food systems.

Event 02Poster
coming soon
Community & biodiversity
Program in developmentCommunity & biodiversity

Voices from Shangri-La: Beekeeping, Biodiversity, and Empowering Farmers

Speaker — Founder, Xanadu Honey Initiative

In high-altitude communities, bees sustain ecosystems and livelihoods. Learn how sustainable beekeeping can empower farmers, preserve biodiversity, and support the balance between people and nature.

Event 03Poster
coming soon
Wild bee science
Program in developmentWild bee science

Beyond the Honey: Meet the Unsung Heroes of Pollination

Speaker — Guest Entomologist · To be announced

Most bee species live solitary lives and never make honey. An expert guest will introduce the wild pollinators that are essential to global biodiversity and challenge familiar myths about bees.

Event 04Poster
coming soon
Youth advocacy
Program in developmentYouth advocacy

Through the Lens: How Youth Can Advocate for Nature

Speaker — Michael Huang · Founder & Director

From a school farm to filming across the United States and China, Michael shares how documentary storytelling can become conservation action—and how students can begin projects of their own.