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SUMMARY:Kids In the Hive
DESCRIPTION:Signup for Event\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				Is your child or teen a nature-lover? Give them the ultimate experience of seeing the fascinating world of a honeybee colony up close in this intimate\, discovery-oriented exploration of honeybees in their natural environment. We will provide a basic overview of honeybee life\, observe and act out the infamous waggle dance\, watch young bees being born\, try to spot the queen as she lays her eggs\, and taste honey straight from the comb! Children ages 7 and up are welcome to participate\, and will be provided with a protective veil. Parents welcome too! Please wear or bring long pants\, sleeves\, closed-toed shoes and bring kids’ sized gardening/work gloves if you have them.This class will be led by Sadie Richards and Jacqueline Beaupre\, both experienced beekeepers and educators who have experience opening hives with youth of all ages.
URL:https://bostonbeekeepers.org/single-event/kids-in-the-hive/
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SUMMARY:Tufts Beehive Tour
DESCRIPTION:Rachael Bonoan\, Kelsey Graham and Natalie Kerr are Tufts graduate students researching bees in the Boston area! They (and we) are excited to take us on a tour of their apiaries and introduce us to the research they are conducting\, including investigations on honey bee nutrition and brood development\, bumble bee population dynamics and how an invasive bee (the wool carder bee) affects foraging behavior of a native bumble bee.We will meet at 5:30pm on Tuesday August 12th in the parking lot across from Tufts Sports and Fitness Center (161 College Ave in Medford) which is very near where Rachael and Kelsey have hives and do all of their field work. \nIf people are late\, we will be easy to find\, but if you arrive after 6:00pm you may miss some bee action because\, depending on the weather\, foraging tends to die down between 6:00pm and 7:00pm.\n \nCall or text me (Sadie @ 978.771.8570) if you need to get in touch last-minute.\n \nWe also hope to resume (bi?)monthly meetings in September so stay tuned. If you have a good space for meeting once or repeatedly in the future please be in touch. Please also mark you calendars & stay tuned for upcoming announcements about a Hive Dive (Aug. 24th at 1pm) & a Winterization Prep Panel (Sept. 18th evening) to be hosted by us at Boston Nature Center.\n \nMeanwhile\, I hope to see some of you at Tufts next Tuesday!
URL:https://bostonbeekeepers.org/single-event/tufts-beehive-tour/
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SUMMARY:National Honey Bee Day at Follow the Honey
DESCRIPTION:For more information\, see their full announcement. \nNATIONAL HONEY BEE DAY 2014 \nand  \n3RD YEAR ANNIVERSARY of \nFOLLOW THE HONEY!
URL:https://bostonbeekeepers.org/single-event/national-honey-bee-day-at-follow-the-honey/
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SUMMARY:Hive Dive with Anita Deeley
DESCRIPTION:Anita is a Biologist and MA State Bee Inspector who runs between 30-50 treatment free hives in my apiary. Four years ago she started out as a backyard beekeeper full of enthusiasm and trepidation\, with only a single hive on her rooftop. Her passion and quest for beekeeping knowledge led her on an adventure across America that would change her path forever. You can read about her journey since day one here on her beekeeping blog.Please bring your veils/protective clothing (ticks also abound at this apiary site) and let Sadie know ahead of time if you will be attending by emailing her (space may be limited if there is a lot of interest).\nDirections\nEnter BNC’s grounds from the big gate on Walk Hill street (address is 500 Walk Hill Street). Head straight down the shaded drive and at the first fork (at the clearing just past the 3 brick houses on your left) take a LEFT. Wend your way toward the community garden (which consists of two areas\, both on your left) and if you look RIGHT across the meadow you may see several hives (or not\, grass & hugelculture may block them). You can park along the road near the brick “shed” with green roof and the yellow building with picnic overhand (which houses really nice clivus multrum composting toilets)\, or continue around the bend and pull into a space in front of the larger field of garden plots that is the Clark Cooper Community Garden. There is a path across from the brick “shed” that will take you toward the apiary site. Before you get to the grove of trees walk right into the meadow (this is the same meadow that you saw on your right driving in) and keep the tall sumac/grove of trees\, composting system\, etc on your left\, this “path” next to the patch of high bushes curves around and you will find yourself in front of the hives (so you probably want to suit up before entering the meadow). Call Sadie’s cell phone if you get lost: (978) 771-8570.
URL:https://bostonbeekeepers.org/single-event/hive-dive-with-anita-deeley/
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