Welcome to Honey Bee Conservation
We are now accepting applications to join the Community Bee Technicians Group. First meeting to be held second Saturday of March, See Calendar page for more info.
STOP! Before you poison those honey bees or call an exterminator, consider conservation bee removal first.
Honey bees are a valuable part of our ecology, our environment and our economy. Honey bee populations are declining rapidly in many areas due to disease, pesticide poisoning and ‘pest killings’.
Instead of killing the honey bees because they are on your property, give them a chance to play the role they have for centuries and call us at BBE-Tech Apiary to come and safely remove the honey bees. Call (402) 740-1454 in the Omaha/Metro area in Nebraska so we can help move the bees to a location that will be better for you and the bees.
BBE-Tech Apiary is a conservation oriented apiary and works to saving and building healthy populations of honey bees.
Please stop by our community forum to ask questions or help answer some. We welcome all beekeepers to participate even though we may have much information specific to the Nebraska/Omaha area.
Visit our postings page to read interviews, locally relevant legal information and general musings and information on beekeeping.
Want to be a community beekeeper with us? Visit the Community Beekeepers page to join us.
Big Bear’s Beekeeping Cheat Sheet and the documentation for all of our inspections and observations is now at the BBE-Tech Bee Wiki Feel free to hop over and take a peek.
Big Bear builds and sells Kenyan Top Bar Hives , Langstroth hive boxes and a Warre hive. Also, you can find out about arranging for bee pollination services or for management of bees on your property.. More information on the “BBE-Tech Apiary Service…” page.
We invite people who have an interest in working with bees themselves to participate in our activities and get a feel firsthand what working with honey bees is like before taking on the expense and responsibilities of purchasing their own equipment, bees and hives. A “try before you buy” opportunity helps to keep people as long term bee handlers rather than investing a lot of money to find within a year that they are not really ‘cut out’ to work with bees after all. Providing this opportunity makes things better for the bees, the bee handlers and the environment in general. Everyone wins.
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