1 day workshop - Native Bees as Partners in Conservation, Profit & Community

$299.00 $349.00

This one-day course is designed for growers, landholders, native beekeepers, and regenerative farmers who want to explore the potential of native bees as both an ecological asset and an economic opportunity.

Whether you’re looking to boost crop yields, diversify farm income, build community-based projects, or develop ecological stewardship through informed practice this workshop provides the knowledge and tools to get started. 

This one-day course is designed for growers, landholders, native beekeepers, and regenerative farmers who want to explore the potential of native bees as both an ecological asset and an economic opportunity.

Whether you’re looking to boost crop yields, diversify farm income, build community-based projects, or develop ecological stewardship through informed practice this workshop provides the knowledge and tools to get started. 

Program Outcomes 

By the end of the day, participants will have: 

  • A working understanding of native bee biology, pollination, and hive dynamics. 

  • Practical skills in creating bee-friendly habitats and landscapes that support production. 

  • Insights into revenue opportunities such as pollination services, hive products, on-farm education, and grants. 

  • Develop your ideas for integrating native bees into your farm or land project. 

 

Benefits of Joining 

  • Learn how to leverage native bees for both biodiversity and business. 

  • Discover pathways to generate alternative income from native bee's land stewardship. 

  • Connect with other like-minded growers, landholders, and community partners exploring the same opportunities. 

  • Contribute to pollination resilience, food security, and climate adaptation. 

 

Delivery & Resources 

  • Format: One-day interactive workshop with presentations, demonstrations, and group planning. 

  • Trainers: Native bee experts, regenerative agriculture specialists, and agribusiness mentors. 

  • Take-Home Resources: Native bee field guide, plant lists, revenue pathway examples, and a starter action plan template.