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Welcome to the North Shore beekeeping group, representing active beekeepers (both Mason and Honey) in North and West Vancouver. This is a local chapter of the Village Vancouver Beekeeping Network and was set up to help new and experienced beekeepers on the north shore to connect and share resources and ideas. This group is currently convened by Lianne Shyry of the Two Bees Apiary.
Location: North and West Vancouver
Members: 6
Latest Activity: Feb 2
Are you new to Beekeeping or been at it for a while? Either way, it would be great to share some experiences, ideas, and support.
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Comment by Stephanie Imhoff on February 2, 2013 at 9:23am Needing Bees?
A member of the Richmond Beekeepers Association has 5 frame nucs available on March 1st for $180.
These are locally overwintered bees, not imports from NZ.
Email Eric crosby_e@hotmail.com for details.
Comment by Stephanie Imhoff on October 4, 2012 at 4:08pm Richmond Beekeepers Association
info@richmondbeekeepers.ca
Meetings:
Kinsmen Nature Pavillion
11851 Westminster Highway
Richmond, BC
7:30pm on the second Tuesday of each month September to through to May.
Comment by Renee Frappier on June 15, 2012 at 9:23pm Hello there! I live in East Van, but keep bees in North Van, which presents special challenges. I am interested in knowing others who have apiaries in the area, and exploring what resources are available in North, West and East Vancouver.
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