We’re a small, coastal beekeeping project rooted in Gloucester, Massachusetts—where the air smells like salt, the wind has an opinion, and the seasons still matter.

The Gloucester Sea Hive began with a deep respect for pollinators and the slow, deliberate work they do. What started as a response to colony collapse over a decade ago has grown into a commitment to care for bees in a way that honors their role in our ecosystem and our food supply. We’re learning, tending, and building something that reflects the rhythms of this place—quietly, season by season.

This is a space for the Sea Bees and the people who care about them. For honey, wax, and wildflowers. For education, transparency, and the kind of work that doesn’t rush.

We’re not trying to keep up—we’re trying to keep bees.

And that makes all the difference.