Beebe Chamber of Commerce

Helpful Numbers For Yard Sales, City Ordinances & Code Enf.

Burroughs Audubon Society of Greater Kansas City

TO FURTHER THE APPRECIATION, CONSERVATION, AND STUDY OF NATURE, AND ESPECIALLY BIRDS.

• Science & Technology Research Institutes, Services N.E.C.

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Kansas Central State Entomological Society

PROVIDE AN OUTLET FOR SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS (JOURNAL OF THE KANSAS ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY) AND A PLACE WHERE SCIENTISTS, UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS, AND GRADUATE STUDENTS CAN PRESENT THEIR RESEARCH IN THIS FIELD OF STUDY.

NY Bee Wellness, Inc.

We are an educational not-for-profit 501c3, non-membership organization whose mission is to educate new, beginning, and small scale beekeepers, and others interested in honeybees and beekeeping, in honey bee disease recognition, and to provide services and information for beekeepers and the general public on maintaining healthy honey bee colonies in New York and the surrounding region.

• Agricultural Programs

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River Valley Bee Keepers Association

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• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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Central Ohio Beekeepers Charitable Foundation

Our Team Our History Our History Central Ohio Beekeepers Charitable Foundation is comprised of beekeepers who are deeply committed to bee sustainability and best practices applied to beekeeping.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

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Bee the World Corp

Bee The World champions pollinator conservation through native plant nurseries and gardens.

• Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.

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Williamsburg Area Beekeepers

3000 Ironbound Rd P. O. Box 5053Williamsburg VA 23185 infowabava.

Project Eleven Hundred

Home About Us The Science Our Work Itx27s Not Just Apiaries Resources Contact Us More PROTECTING NATIVE BEES Help Sustain the Full Diversity of Native Bee Species OUR PURPOSE Project Eleven Hundred is organized to ensure that native plants and the pollen and nectar they produce are available to sustain the full diversity of native bee species on national public lands to provide scientific and management information to public land managers on native bees and the biological communities they depend upon and publicly advocate for native bees.