2019

  • OWA Winter Hive Preparation
  • Remote Hive Monitoring
  • Operation Bee Rescue
  • Thermal Society
  • Refractometer Basics
  • Top Bar Hives In Shady Areas
  • Mason Bee Homes
  • Club BBQ Next Month​
  • ​Bee Lining Podcast
  • Introducing Sainfoin
  • Do's and Don'ts of Queen Banking
  • Bees of The Arnot Forest
  • The Ancient Craft of Bee-Lining
  • Hive Monitoring
  • Swarm Season
  • Yellow Jackets
  • May Announcements
  • Tips & Tricks - Capturing a Swarm Out of the Air
  • The Dowsville Tree Hive
  • Field Day
  • Caring For First Year Packages & Nucs
  • The Munn Hive
  • Drawing Comb
  • A Simple Split
  • Historical Uses of Beeswax
  • Installing Foundation
  • The Worshipful Company of Wax Chandlers
  • Pollen Color Chart 
  • ​Bait Hive / Swarm Trap Project
  • The Tree Beekeepers
  • Packages & NUCs
  • How Much Do You Know About Swarming

Getting Started with Beekeeping
Beekeeping History
NOPBA Welcomes Sue Cobey

2018

  • 2018 Farm Tour
  • Hives Around The World
  • Honey Pumpkin Bread
  • Bee Hunting
  • 2018 Clallam County Fair
  • WSU Diagnostic Lab
  • Fine Tuning the Natural Entrance
  • Keeping an Eye on Varroa
  • 2018 Sequim Lavender Festival 
  • Re-queening with a Push-In Cage
  • The Kenyan Top Bar Hive
  • Loganberries
  • The Pollination of Cultivated Plants
  • Plants That Attract Honey Bees
  • ​Local Queens
  • April Field Day
  • A Note about Pollen
  • Family Andrenidae (Mining Bees) 
  • At the Hive Entrance
  • Wasp Management
  • ​Keeping it Local at Dowsville Apiary
  • Spring Management
  • Pollinator Forage
  • Pollen Color Chart
  • Feeding Bees
  • What Kind of Bees Should I Get?
  • ​Phorid Flys
  • Not Just Honey Bees
  • The Wasp Mimics
  • 2017 Year in Review

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

North Olympic Peninsula Beekeepers' Association
PO Box 3036
Sequim, WA 98382

info@nopba.org
The NOPBA promotes the common interest of beekeeping on the Northern Olympic Peninsula, strengthens good bee management practices, and encourages good public relations between beekeepers and the general public.

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