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Native Bee Society of BC Bringing together bee experts and enthusiasts across British Columbia to protect and promote native bees

HAPPENING TOMORROW! RSVP online if you haven't already - the Native Bee Society of BC's AGM is November 23rd! 7pm via zo...
11/04/2026

HAPPENING TOMORROW!
RSVP online if you haven't already - the Native Bee Society of BC's AGM is November 23rd! 7pm via zoom.

This year's Keynote speaker is Elaine Sedgman: Wildfire and Smoke: Impacts on Pollination and Citizen Scientists

Register at bcnativebees.org/outreach-events and don't forget to renew your membership for 2027 now! Members can vote in the AGM election

Adopt-a-bee packets are BACK!! These packets make a great gift - especially to yourself! Get a beautiful random sticker ...
11/03/2026

Adopt-a-bee packets are BACK!! These packets make a great gift - especially to yourself! Get a beautiful random sticker featuring one of BC's diverse native bees, or buy all three!
Great stocking stuffer for you wildly prepared xmasers!
Feel free to put the one you want in the comments and we'll accommodate while supplies last
ALL proceeds go to the Native Bee Society of BC

bcnativebees.org/adopt-a-bee

Our Annual General Meeting is coming up this month! Join us for an exciting guest speaker: Elaine Sedgman on "Wildfire a...
11/02/2026

Our Annual General Meeting is coming up this month! Join us for an exciting guest speaker: Elaine Sedgman on "Wildfire and Smoke: Impacts on Pollinators and Citizen Scientists"
Register at bcnativebees.org/outreach-events

Genera Highlight! We have just 4 species of Ceratina (Small Carpenter Bees) in BC. These beautiful shiny little metallic...
11/01/2026

Genera Highlight! We have just 4 species of Ceratina (Small Carpenter Bees) in BC. These beautiful shiny little metallic bees nest in pithy plant stems like raspberry. They’re active from spring to fall and don’t vary much in size -- from small to still pretty small! Ceratina are interesting because unlike most solitary bee species these bees exhibit brood care. The females will tend to and clean the cells throughout their growth while the males participate actively in nest guarding (blocking the entrance with their behinds!) while the females are out foraging on a huge variety of flowering plants.
This genera profile, and others are currently available for download on our website bcnativebees.org/native-bee-genera-profiles
This project is supported by the BC Bee Program; delivered by the Investment Agriculture Foundation with funding from the Government of British Columbia.

2027 is already buzzing with events and activities, but first, our Annual General Meeting will take place November 23rd ...
10/29/2026

2027 is already buzzing with events and activities, but first, our Annual General Meeting will take place November 23rd
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bcnativebees.org/subscribe

Donations are always needed and always greatly appreciated!bcnativebees.org/donate
10/28/2026

Donations are always needed and always greatly appreciated!

bcnativebees.org/donate

Study group is tomorrow! Join us for a fun discussion about this seasons bees and add your own pictures to talk about if...
10/27/2026

Study group is tomorrow! Join us for a fun discussion about this seasons bees and add your own pictures to talk about if you'd like!

Bcnativebees.org/outreach-events

Mark your calendars (RSVP if you haven't yet!) and join us at our Annual General Meeting on the evening of November 23rd...
10/26/2026

Mark your calendars (RSVP if you haven't yet!) and join us at our Annual General Meeting on the evening of November 23rd at 7PM via Zoom. You can look forward to hearing about what our Society has been up to over the last year, more details to come so RSVP and check back here for updates as the event comes together!

bcnativebees.org/event-details/agm-2026

And don't forget, to be a current member to vote in the AGM, you can sign up for the 2027 year NOW! Check out bcnativebees.org/membership

We greatly appreciate the support!bcnativebees.org
10/25/2026

We greatly appreciate the support!

bcnativebees.org

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505 Quayle Road
Victoria, BC
V9E 2J7

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