Honeybees working a frame and clustering around the queen (with red dot).
Picture taken by Thomas Mani

To All People Interested in Honeybees

The decline in honeybee populations has not been changed since the dreary losses have been reported in 2007. Approximately one third of all colonies in the US have been lost every year since then. However, the headlines about the disappearance of the honeybees have boosted a enormous interest in these fascinating insects. Many Beekeepers Association have reported remarkable increase in membership.

Can the hobby beekeeper help to save the honeybees? Absolutely.

Every beekeeper in a community makes a difference! Pollination through the honeybee is essential not only for our food production but also for wildlife.

Learn what it takes to become a beekeeper or how to support the honeybee otherwise!

A great introductory evening about honeybees will take place

Wednesday, February 2nd 2011 at Gordon’s Grange (white building besides Gordons Garden Center, downtown Yelm) from 7 to 9 pm (cost $10 for adults, kids free).

Please let us know that you are coming at bee4ever@fairpoint.net.

A great opportunity to explore one of the mysteries in Nature….

See you all there!

Thomas Mani, Bee Forever Apiary in Yelm

P.S. We will sell our own honey and bee pollen, produced locally in the unpolluted Bald Hills. For more information visit our website: www.bee4ever.com”

Mr. Mani’s interviews on Beyond the Ordinary Internet Radio.

TELL MR. MANI YOU READ ABOUT HIS CLASS ON THE YELM COMMUNITY BLOG!