Harvard Undergraduate Beekeepers
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Student beekeeping club giving undergraduates hands-on experience keeping bees and teaching about honeybees' role in the local ecosystem.
About
The Harvard Undergraduate Beekeepers provide students with an opportunity to be active beekeepers as undergrads and to learn about the role and importance of bees in our local ecosystem. To our knowledge, we are the only directly honeybee-related, insect-related, or experiential-apiculture-education-related Harvard student organization.
Mission
To stimulate active discussion on campus about the plight of the honeybee and to educate about the world of apiculture.
What they do
- Wintersession program: The Art, Science, and Craft of Beekeeping
- Film screenings
- Bee banquets
- Installing and maintaining a beehive on the roof of Pfoho House (HUB Hive Project)
- Campus outreach workshop series
- Honey-tasting event with the Health Advocacy Project
- Organizing visits by local beekeepers and beekeeping instructors
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