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From camps to clubs (and everything in between), we welcome educational experiences for all. We bring the honeybee fun to you, diving into the fascinating world of honeybees with a professional beekeeper, while engaging in fun, hands-on activities.
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Our programs are curated for children aged 6-12, however, education has no age limit. If you are interested in an educational program for high schoolers or adults, we are happy to customize a program that meets your needs.
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We also offer in-person speaking events to groups of various sizes. Reach out to us to plan your event today.
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The observation hive is only available when temperatures are consistently above 15°C.
Experience the fascinating world of honeybees with our Honeybees, Wildflowers, and Pollinators program, designed to engage and educate children aged 6-8. Our age-appropriate program is meticulously crafted to inspire children's curiosity about the critical role of honeybees in pollination.
Step into the great outdoors and explore the wonders of nature as our program takes you on a journey through the world of honeybees.
By participating in our program, children will develop a deeper understanding of honeybees and their importance to our environment and cultivate a love for nature that will stay with them for a lifetime.
Honeybees and native pollinators play a crucial role in our ecosystem. Our program for children aged 9-11, The Importance of Pollinations, Biodiversity, and Protecting Our Environment, introduces children to the relationship between plants and pollinators and humans' role in this relationship.
Students will explore the biodiversity all around us and learn how beekeepers work to manage and support the honeybee population in rural and urban areas.
By participating in our program, children will develop a deeper understanding of honeybees and their importance to our environment and cultivate a love for nature that will stay with them for a lifetime.
Beekeeping is an ancient practice dating back as early as 3000 BC and has seen many iterations into what is now modern-day beekeeping. In our program, Beekeeping, Honey Production, and a Fragile Ecosystem, students will be introduced to what beekeepers do, the process of honey production from nectar to jar, and the inner working of a honeybee colony.
By participating in this program, students will gain a unique perspective into our fragile ecosystem, and the tiny insects which hold it together via pollination.