The Pollinator Crewneck Sweatshirts

A honey bee pollinates a tea rose.

An illustration of a honey bee (Apis mellifera) with a vintage texture

Leave the Leaves Pollinator Habitat Conservation T-shirt

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Pollinator-friendly

Chonky Bee

A bright painting of a hummingbird is captured at a moment in flight. Hummingbirds are beautiful, fierce fighter pilots in the Avian World.

Save The Bees Retro design

Bee kind

Leave The Leaves Protect Pollinator Habitat Conservation T-shirt

an illustration of a bee and a red poppy with a vintage texture

We need them more than they need us. We need to raise the level of awareness for bee conservation. They are at risk of extinction and we're in big trouble, ya'll.

Pollinator-friendly

Bee on a yellow flower.

Save the bees, trees, and seas! Bring awareness to climate change. This will be the perfect gift for any bee lover or environmental activist. This shirt features a simple yet bold design of a bee, along with the words "Save the Bees" to remind us of the importance of these pollinators.

This design aims to raise awareness about the critical role bees play in pollinating crops and maintaining ecosystems, as well as the threats they face from habitat loss, pesticides, diseases, and climate change. Ultimately, the design serves as a visual call to action, urging individuals and communities to take steps to support bee-friendly practices and protect these essential pollinators for the health of our planet.

A perfect artwork for the wildlife gardener or ecologist; designed by artist Andrea Walters, who is passionate about wildlife and always plants for pollinators in her garden.

Jubanshee 2022

The Only Way To Bee!

I love strawberries, And bees help get me my strawberries. Therefore, I also love bees.

Bees are worth saving. Bees are the great pollinators of the earth. They are essential to the ecosystem and the cycle of life. Bees are beneficial to the planet and to humans in so many ways. Everyone can play a part to help save the bees. Display and share this wonderful design and help improve the world.

Cute Garden gnome design, cute gnome holding a gardening watering can with flowers and honey bees. The funny saying: Bee A Pollinator Pal! Save the bees!

Pollinator friendly

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for bee keeper or bee lover !

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for bee keeper or bee lover !

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for bee keeper or bee lover !

Sleepy Bee- This little guy is so tired when another bee showed up he would start moving and working around and when they flew off he would snuggle back in and nap? Bright yellow Happiness

Perfect appreciation or birthday gift for bee keeper or bee lover !

Let's take action to protect our monarch butterflies! By planting milkweed and other native plants, we can make a difference in preserving these amazing creatures. Let's work together and encourage others to make a positive impact!

Let's take action to protect our monarch butterflies! By planting milkweed and other native plants, we can make a difference in preserving these amazing creatures. Let's work together and encourage others to make a positive impact!

Perfect appreciation, Christmas or birthday gift for bee keeper ( beekeeper) or bee lover: Loved one or friend !

Let's take action to protect our monarch butterflies! By planting milkweed and other native plants, we can make a difference in preserving these amazing creatures. Let's work together and encourage others to make a positive impact!

Let's take action to protect our monarch butterflies! By planting milkweed and other native plants, we can make a difference in preserving these amazing creatures. Let's work together and encourage others to make a positive impact!

Bee butts in tubular blooms. Is there anything more satisfying in a garden than bee butts in tubular blooms?

Support your local pollinators + butterfly graphics. Check out my shop for more!

Snowberry Clearwing Moth X Diervilla Lonicera aka Northern Bush Honeysuckle. Host plant relationships save pollinators!