PSBA is interested in helping everyone to keep bees healthy. One way to do this, and is relatively easy to do (even for non-beekeepers) is to […] Read More
The annual Bee Informed Partnership National Colony Loss and Management surveys are LIVE! Starting now and continuing until April 30th, your responses to these surveys […] Read More
We hope to see you at our next monthly meeting on Tuesday March 22nd. All our meetings begin with a free beekeeping lesson at 6:30 pm, followed […] Read More
This delicate shrub starts budding during the peak of our winter and is in full bloom by early spring. These evergreens have thick waxy looking […] Read More
This post came to us from one of our Neighborhood Captains, Christine Ranegger, who was, at the time of its submission, visiting her homeland of Germany. […] Read More
PSBA is partnering with two local vendors to offer bee packages, queens and nucs for sale in 2016. Your purchase helps PSBA receive donations of bees for our […] Read More
We hope to see you at our next monthly meeting on Tuesday February 23rd. All our meetings begin with a free beekeeping lesson at 6:30 […] Read More
Register your hive(s) as required by state law RCW15.60 – it’s easy to do and the (nominal) registration fee goes to further honey bee research […] Read More
Local vendors of bees (packages, queens and nucs) for 2016 are invited to work with PSBA and benefit our educational programs by sponsoring our purchase program for […] Read More
If you want to become a beekeeper, January is a good time to take stock of all your resources and get prepared for the season. […] Read More