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SUMMARY:Building TreeNests for HoneyBees
DESCRIPTION:We are inviting land stewards who are interested in restoring habitat for pollinators. Bee-lovers\, forest-tenders and those interested in permaculture and ecological balance will particularly enjoy this weekend. This gathering will have time to engage mind (learning)\, body (building)\, spirit (intention/prayer)\, as well as fun community connection time.  In this 2-day experiential weekend workshop\, we will: Learn to design\, build\, and install a beautiful wildlife arboreal nest for honeybees; celebrate with a circle of like-minded people in this forest we call home; have fun doing something positive for the earth in these crazy changing times; learn about free-living honeybees as members of pollinator communities and new ways we can support them thriving; leave with instructions\, materials lists\, and know-how to build your own arboreal nest for wild honeybees; enjoy the spiritual connection with sacred honeybees\, pollinators\, and each other; \nConservation – This is a permaculture-based offering to enhance the biodiversity of our lands\, mitigate the loss of natural nesting habitat for unmanaged\, free-living honeybees\, and contribute with love to our local forests. Climate change\, fires\, tree clearing due to beetle infestation\, and tree-fall caused by drought have all reduced wild habitat for our pollinators. Working with pine logs from our own forests\, we can replace lost log homes for free-living bees\, bats\, and other precious pollinators. 
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/building-treenests-for-honeybees/
LOCATION:Nevada County\, CA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Bees without Borders
DESCRIPTION:The Bees without Borders conference series aims to help promote knowledge\, awareness and understanding around honey bees and other pollinators\, with each online conference simultaneously translated into German\, French and English.  A platform for bee researchers\, experienced practitioners and enthusiasts. The conference series hopes to illuminate the complexities of honey bee ecologies and also its relationships with and its role in the wider pollinator communities. After a very successful start on 21 November 2020 with Bees without Borders as a full-day event\, a new conference format is planned\, starting in March 2022\, with monthly conferences. Each month a different topic is planned with one or two speakers who will enrich you during two hours with their expertise and experience\, and answer your questions. These conferences are organized by FREETHEBEES in Switzerland\, in collaboration with Honey Bee Wild (Luxembourg)\, Apis Arborea (USA)\, and the Natural Beekeeping Trust (UK).
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/bees-without-borders-wild-pollinators-and-honey-bees-in-pollinator-friendly-agricultural-landscapes-2/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220601T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220601T200000
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SUMMARY:Rewilding: Self-willed ecological processes
DESCRIPTION:A talk at the Santa Cruz Beekeeping Guild
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/log-hive-building-workshop/
LOCATION:Santa Cruz Bee Guild\, CA\, California
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220522T093000
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SUMMARY:Wilding Honeybees: A field trip to Galbreath Wildlands Preserve
DESCRIPTION:New research and impacts on global ecosystems caused by climate change continue to contribute to a change of thinking\, where nativeness is not anymore considered to be the only directive principle in conservation biology. In addition\, new concepts such as the holobiont (Scott Gilbert)\, deep ecology\, and current conservation biology (Peter Kareiva\, Arthur Shapiro\, Mark Davis) are contemporary inquiries that challenge default dichotomies.\nNaturalized\, wild honey bees in remote landscapes are part of novel ecosystems. We have begun a 7-year research project at GWP that investigates their life cycles and status as a co- constituent of a diverse pollinator community. During this field trip\, we will visit several bee trees that are dispersed throughout the preserve\, and that we located through beelining. We will share priority area foci of our research study and discuss questions of conservation in the time of the Anthropocene. For registration click here.
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/re-wilding-honeybees/
LOCATION:Galbreath Wildlands Preserve\, Yorkville\, California
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220513
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220515
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SUMMARY:Log Hive Building Workshop/ Rewilding Honeybees
DESCRIPTION:This in-person weekend workshop was originally scheduled for 2020 and has been rescheduled again due to COVID. More info will be posted as soon as the new logistics have been settled. You can email us to be notified with further updates.
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/log-hive-building-workshop-rewilding-honeybees/
LOCATION:near Chicago
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220409T090000
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SUMMARY:‘Wilding’: Creating Regenerative Apian Networks
DESCRIPTION:The departure from normalcy due to climate emergency and accelerating extinction rates of all species opens the door to a re-evaluation and re-conceptualization of core belief systems and practices in beekeeping and conservation. \nThis workshop will explore new vantages of the pioneering arboreal apicultural field and will outline a framework of innovative practices and strategies. It promotes the re-alignment of apiculture with the fundamentals of wild apian ecologies and ethics.  With a focus on self-willed ecological processes\, wilding becomes a driver of change for the science of ecology and conservation.   \nWe will introduce the innovative concept of LocApiary (local watershed apiaries) and show how it can serve as a powerful resource towards a life-sustaining shift within apiculture. The workshop will provide resources for a deeper understanding of honeybees as a naturalized species and as a co-constituent of the wider pollinator community\, and tools for designing apian networks with ecological and ethical integrity. It is a compass point for strategies beyond sustainability. \nThe ecological integrity of wild populations of honeybees (Apis Mellifera) is transforming the fundamentals of apiculture and initiating a radical shift in thinking for beekeepers\, conservationists\, and scientists alike. As an evolving new reality within the apicultural field\, wilding has become a driving force of an inquiry into and the creation of a new\, holistic paradigm of apiculture and conservation. For beekeepers\, conservationists\, and anyone interested in a shifting apicultural paradigm. \n“In Wildness is the preservation of the world.” H.D. Thoreau
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/wilding-creating-regenerative-apian-networks/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Bees without Borders: Wild pollinators and honey bees in pollinator-friendly agricultural landscapes
DESCRIPTION:The Bees without Borders conference series aims to help promote knowledge\, awareness and understanding around honey bees and other pollinators\, with each online conference simultaneously translated into German\, French and English.  A platform for bee researchers\, experienced practitioners and enthusiasts. The conference series hopes to illuminate the complexities of honey bee ecologies and also its relationships with and its role in the wider pollinator communities. After a very successful start on 21 November 2020 with Bees without Borders as a full-day event\, a new conference format is planned\, starting in March 2022\, with monthly conferences. Each month a different topic is planned with one or two speakers who will enrich you during two hours with their expertise and experience\, and answer your questions. These conferences are organized by FREETHEBEES in Switzerland\, in collaboration with Honey Bee Wild (Luxembourg)\, Apis Arborea (USA)\, and the Natural Beekeeping Trust (UK).
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/bees-without-borders-wild-pollinators-and-honey-bees-in-pollinator-friendly-agricultural-landscapes/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220403T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220403T170000
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SUMMARY:Wilding Honeybees
DESCRIPTION:Our lives and wellbeing are intertwined with the lives and wellbeing of pollinators. Wild honey bees seek out and thrive in hives made in tree cavities. In this day-long event\, we will connect with apian sentience on the land here in the Commonweal Garden\, will prepare and install a log hive\, and reflect on how we humans can support thriving\, self-determined\, happy bees.
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/wilding-honeybees/
LOCATION:Natura Institute\, CA\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220330T180000
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SUMMARY:Re-envisioning Beekeeping in a Time of Crisis
DESCRIPTION:Online Workshop Series at College of Marin. March 30\, April 6\, 13\, 20\, 2022 \nThe accelerating loss of animal species and biodiversity reflects the urgency with which we need to move towards the preservation of honeybees. This course is an introduction to a system-based approach to beekeeping and an inquiry into innovative gestures within the biodynamic apicultural field.  For all levels of beekeeping; beginners are welcome. \nRegistration will open soon.
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/re-envisioning-beekeeping-in-a-time-of-crisis/
LOCATION:College of Marin
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220320T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220320T110000
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SUMMARY:Bees without Borders
DESCRIPTION:The Bees without Borders is a conference series that promotes knowledge\, awareness\, and understanding around honey bees and other pollinators\, with each online conference simultaneously translated into German\, French\, and English.  A platform for bee researchers\, experienced practitioners\, and enthusiasts.  The conference series hopes to illuminate the complexities of honey bee ecologies and their relationships with and their role in the wider pollinator communities.   \nThis event is organized by FreeTheBees in Switzerland\, in collaboration with Apis Arborea (USA)\,  Honey Bee Wild (Luxembourg).
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/bees-without-borders/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220305T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220305T170000
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SUMMARY:Arboreal Apiculture Salon #22
DESCRIPTION:Our special guest will be Thomas Dyer Seeley.  He is the Horace White Professor in Biology in the Department of Neurobiology and Behavior at Cornell University. He is the author of several books on honeybee behavior\, including Honeybee Democracy and The Wisdom of the Hive.  He was the recipient of the Humboldt Prize in Biology in 2001. To join the Salon meeting (via Zoom)\, please click here. The Salon is a free event\, serving communities around the globe. If you would like more info or have questions\, please send an email to michael@apisarborea.org.
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/arboreal-apiculture-salon-22/
LOCATION:Interactive\, International Live Stream
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220226T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220226T120000
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SUMMARY:Log Hives – A Tutorial for Design & Construction
DESCRIPTION:An online tutorial that teaches how to build log hives\, and that combines cutting-edge research with traditional apicultural practices. \nAbout this event\nDuring this live stream event\, Michael will go step by step through the process of making vertical and horizontal log hives and share lots of video footage\, necessary tools\, and other resources. This lifestream event will explore various arboreal hive/nest designs and integrate groundbreaking research data and fundamental changes in life sciences as resources for a paradigm shift for apiculture strategies in the Anthropocene.\nWe also will look at the reemergence of ancient and traditional ways of apiculture\, such as the “Zeidler-craft” of caring for bees in living trees. The rewilding of honeybees and nest restoration are becoming increasingly essential for honeybees to survive. As wild bees survive in non-managed ecosystems and nest sites\, they represent a resource for new strategies for contemporary apiculture and a fundamental shift in bee stewardship. \nThis live stream gathering will provide a meeting environment that allows for interactive learning and discussions among participants.  For all levels of beekeeping. \nYou can register here.
URL:https://apisarborea.org/event/log-hives-a-tutorial-for-design-construction/
LOCATION:Interactive\, International Live Stream
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