Last year we proudly announced our partnership with Ali Riley - professional soccer player, advocate and creator. A native of Los Angeles, Ali has played soccer all over the world, including for Stanford University, FC Rosengard in Sweden, Chelsea FC...
June is a very special month for those of us in the world of honey. Why so? Well, because Pollinator Week is recognized in the month of June. This year, Pollinator Week will be recognized June 17 - 24, 2024,...
Ease the Symptoms of Allergy Season with Your Favorite Wedderspoon Products Spring is in full swing…and so is allergy season! If you and your family are experiencing common spring allergy symptoms like coughing, sneezing or itchy eyes and throat, know...
World Bee Day is recognized annually on May 20th. This special day is meant to bring awareness to bees, their role in our ecosystem and the threats to their livelihood. Bees are considered the world’s most vital pollinator. The United...
Here at Wedderspoon we are beyond excited to announce our partnership with Ali Riley. Ali Riley is an olympian, professional soccer player, advocate and creator. Soccer has taken the Los Angeles native all over the world. Before going pro, she...
One of the sweetest holidays is coming up - Mother’s Day! This annual May holiday is an opportunity to show your mother, or the mother figures in your life, how important they are to you. Sometimes it can feel like...
The concept of Earth Day was created in Seattle, Washington, and first celebrated in 1970. However, it wasn’t until 1990 that it really became a global recognition and celebration. Today, Earth Day is recognized by hundreds of millions of people...
The end is near! The end of winter, that is. Spring is in sight, quite literally. You have likely seen the first signs of spring popping up, including flowers blooming, more birds out chirping, and of course, the days are...
You likely hear the phrase “support our pollinators” often, but do you know what it means, or how you, as an individual can truly support them? Protecting and supporting pollinators is something that requires big and small change and actions....
