Beekeepers of West Texas & Southern New Mexico Sponsored by PDNBeekeepers

04/18/2026

Looking for something to say this beautiful weekend? Stop by the elpasosciencefestival at the El Paso Convention Center in downtown El Paso. Saturday and Sunday from 10-5:30, and it’s free! We will be set up and talking about bees, so come by and say hi and pick up a sticker! Be sure to come see the bees too!

04/12/2026

It was a great day at the Amigos Garden for the Mustard Seed Community Day! Thanks to everyone who came out and learned about bees and visited this amazing community garden!

04/08/2026

Check out this information on how to prevent a swarm of bees from moving into your house.
It’s the season for bees to be out and about, looking for a new home. We want to help protect the bees and you, so do your part in deterring them from your property.

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04/08/2026

Bees know how expensive it is to travel; they were just trying to hitch a free ride! 🤣

The bees were removed from the plane’s turbine, causing the flight to be delayed by about an hour, WSOC reported a passenger saying.

03/20/2026

Join us! April 11th from 9-12:30 pm at 201 e. Sunset at the Mustard Seed Cafe’s Amigo Garden for their Spring in the Garden open house!

03/20/2026

Scientists have discovered a new bee species that depends on a native Texas plant.

Researchers at Washington State University say the newly identified bee appears to rely almost entirely on the cenizo shrub, also known as Texas purple sage, for pollen.

They say the bee’s name, cenizophila, literally translates to "lover of cenizo.”

According to a study published in the Journal of Melittology, field observations and pollen analysis indicate that the "Texas Ranger" (another name for the Cenizo shrub) is likely this bee's only source of pollen.

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03/18/2026

It’s that time of year again— bee aware!!!
Do you have a bee problem? DON’T SPRAY! Contact the Paseo Del Norte Beekeepers Association for bee removal! We need to protect our pollinators as much as we can and we can help with that! Please pass the word along— before you exterminate or spray, contact us for information and help. Have bees that have moved in and you want to be able to keep them? Contact us for help on that as well! We love to help people learn about bees and how to take care of them as well!

Safe honey bee removal in El Paso & Las Cruces. We relocate swarms and colonies without extermination. Save the bees—request help now!