John Atencio is proud to partner with the Butterfly Pavillion, a nonprofit invertebrate zoo located in Westminster, Colorado dedicated to protecting animals without backbones and the habitats they depend on through conservation, education, and research. From restoring pollinator habitat across Colorado to supporting the monarch migration and native bee populations, Butterfly Pavilion works locally and globally to create a future where pollinators can thrive. Through hands-on education and community engagement, they inspire people of all ages to understand and appreciate the vital role these small but mighty animals play in healthy ecosystem and our everyday lives.

From September 1 through October 15, a portion of every qualifying John Atencio Bee pendant purchase will be donated to the Butterfly Pavillion and supporting their
conservation efforts.


• 20% from the sale of each sterling silver plain Bee Pendant
• 20% from the sale of each sterling silver diamond Bee Pendant
• 10% from the sale of each 14-karat gold Diamond Bee Pendant.

 

Why Pollinators Matter

Bees, butterflies and other pollinators play an essential role in the health of Colorado’s
ecosystems, native landscapes, and food supply. Yet many pollinator populations are
declining because of habitat loss and other environmental pressures.

By protecting and restoring pollinators habitats, introducing more native plantings, and helping Colorado communities to understand the importance of these remarkable species, the Butterfly Pavilion is working to create a more resilient future for pollinators – from the Front Range to the Rocky Mountains.

A Meaningful Time to Give Back

September is National Honey Month, making it a fitting time to celebrate the beauty and
importance of bees. Through this partnership, the John Atencio bee pendant becomes more than a symbol of nature, it becomes a meaningful way to help the protect pollinators that sustain Colorado’s landscapes

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