The Global Pollinator Network
In partnership with Expo 2031 Minnesota, USA, and powered by HiveTracks.
Why This Exists
A donation is easy to write and hard to point to a year later. Companies and institutions need something better: proof of impact that's local, visible, and grows richer every season instead of resetting every January.
That's the Global Pollinator Network.
How It Works
01. Join
Any site, garden, campus, farm, or facility, can join in minutes. Drop a pin and go live.
02. Contribute
Visitors and staff scan a QR code and snap a photo of what they find. Ten seconds, no app, no expertise needed.
03. Report
Every photo feeds a live dashboard for that site, and a shared map across the whole network.
Not Just Another Observation App
Real reporting
Season-end reports built with frameworks like TNFD and CSRD in mind, not just a species count.
Real people
Onboarding, office hours, and check-ins, not a self-serve dashboard and a login.
Co-branded moments
For Founding Partners, tie your site to World Bee Day, Earth Day, and Pollinator Week with materials that carry your name.
Built for However You Show Up
One site
A campus or headquarters with a few planted beds.
Many sites
A portfolio of facilities or retail locations, tracked in one place.
A supply base
Growers and the companies that depend on them, telling one shared story.
The Road to 2031
The Global Pollinator Network launched on World Bee Day, May 20, 2026, at Expo 2031 Minnesota USA's celebrations at the Minnesota Zoo and MSP International Airport, where HiveTracks was named Expo 2031's Official Pollinator Platform Partner.
In 2031, Expo 2031 Minnesota USA will bring millions of visitors to the first World Horticultural Exposition on U.S. soil. Every founding site will still be part of the story when they arrive.
The Opportunity
FIELD DATA REIMAGINED
Biodiversity made accessible.
How it works
As simple as taking photos on your phone
Staff, farmers, citizen scientists use the HiveTracks app to take geo/time-stamped photos of plants and pollinators using a simple, repeatable method (pins, 1 m² quadrats, 10 m/5-min transects). Works fully offline.
1. Collect (anyone, anywhere)
Decision-grade dashboards show trends over time, blooming calendars, an audit review page, weather/events context, and benchmarks against local cohorts. CSV export; API-ready next. Automated biodiversity reports from the dashboard.
2. Understand (dashboards & benchmarks)
AI summaries translate patterns into practical actions—helping you plan habitats, adapt management, evidence results, and support reporting to buyers, investors, and regulators.
3. Act (insights to outcomes)
Where hives are present, add hive health metrics and honey/pollen lab testing to reveal landscape-level floral sources and foraging patterns.