Has your city established their own local bee club? Are there multiple clubs to choose from in your city?
Your State Beekeepers Association is a great resource for discovering a club near you! For example, I could look on the Colorado State Beekeepers Association to find a club in Colorado to join.
Not in Colorado? Here's another great resource from Harvest Lane to locate a club in your state.
Still writing checks?
These checks help spread your love for bees while you're spreading your money around! They include 4 adorable bee images.
I've been using these for years and I think they're super cute!
Check them out at Deluxe if you need new checks and want to see all four bee images!
Do you live in the same city as Boost the Bees?
Join today at: https://www.milehivebeeclub.org/
The local Denver bee club is an INCREDIBLE group of beekeepers who meet monthly on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm at Montview Blvd Presbyterian Church.
We may start off with 30 minutes of Q&A, bee buddies, or demonstrations, then we share the latest club info, followed by captivating lectures from knowledgeable speakers either via Zoom or in-person presenters.
We are a lively group with lots of laughs, raffle giveaways and fun stories!
$25 annual membership fee also includes co-membership to CSBA (Colorado State Beekeepers Association). Join us today!
You can often find free online continuing education courses on honey bees and beekeeping.
Visit our Facebook page to see the latest free CE's available including monthly webinars from these incredible free resources:
Look Colorado drivers, it has arrived! You'll find it under :Support Pollinators" when you click the link below.
Support local pollinators by showing how much you care. Show off this beautiful license plate designed by artist Alain Suel.
Support the People & Pollinators Action Network (PPAN) when you register your new pollinator license plate!
Learn more at: https://www.peopleandpollinators.org/co-pollinator-license-plate
Please visit: https://www.usbeedata.org/
View the latest data available from the National Honey Bee Disease Survey including:
- Average Varroa
- Average Nosema
- Pesticide levels in wax
- Molecular pathogen presence
- APHIS
(Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service)
- NHBDS
(National Honey Bee Disease Survey)
- APA
(Apiary Inspectors of America)