Pennsylvania Backyard Beekeepers Association
Updated 8-31-2010
 

 

 

Check out the latest updates and highlights added to the website. These are "don't miss" items!


1) Noreen's pictures of the summer picnic on the video/pictures page.


2) Sherri's recent first swarm capture picture on the swarm page.


3) The leatest additions to the learning centers program.

 

 

The next scheduled sponsored PennApic event is:

 

Member's fall mixer and dinner on October 9th. Check out the details on the events page.

Thank you....


A special thank you goes out to Daniel A. Miscavige, from the law offices of Gillespie, Miscavige, Ferdinand, & Baranko, Attorneys at Law, Hazelton, Pa., for their support and contributions in completing the nonprofit process. Daniel is certainly a friend to the beekeeping community of the Backyard Beekeepers Association.

Welcome to the homepage  of the
Pennsylvania Backyard Beekeepers Association.
 
 
Are you interested in an association focused on helping the backyard beekeeper become a better backyard beekeeper?  An association with worthwhile talks, socials, and a program focused on beekeeping basics aimed directly at the backyard beekeeper? An association dedicating on giving back as much as it can to the members through support and programs?  
Then this may be just right for you !

The Pennsylvania Backyard Beekeepers Association (PBBA) was formed by a small group of beekeepers who realized the need for an association with the desire to be active, creative, supportive, social, inventive, and dynamic in the changing world of beekeeping. One that supports a wide range of beekeeping styles, ideologies, and experiences. And one that could mold itself into an effective association moving forward with unlimited capabilities. Two key components of this concept was registering as a nonprofit, and starting an association from scratch with no barriers or limitations. With that concept, Pennsylvania Apiculture Inc., (PennApic) was formed. We are proud and excited to present a state -wide nonprofit association able to help the bee industry in a broad range of support programs while also catering to the needs of backyard beekeepers, which make up the membership of the PBBA. We ask for your support and the chance to show you what we are all about.  

 

 

The Pennsylvania Backyard Beekeepers Association (PBBA) is a state -wide association administered under the nonprofit corporation status of Pennsylvania Apiculture Inc., a 501 ( c) filed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. PennApic is also the administrator for the National Honey Bee Day program.

 

The association is open to all beekeepers, those interested in helping the honey bees, and all nature loving individuals. We invite everyone to join the PBBA. We are focused on helping the backyard beekeeper with quality social activities, education, and support of the honey bee industry. We participate and support many other gardening, agriculture, environmental, and nature oriented groups. Please scan the website for useful information. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. We are here to help in any way we can.


 

Please check out some of our programs and activities listed on the website. We are open to suggestions, comments, and advice. The association membership is made up of beekeepers and nature loving individuals just like you. And we look forward to your support. Thank you.

 

If you have any questions or comments regarding it's content...or have items to add,
please contact: webmaster@pennapic.com 
 
 

 
If you are not a member of PennApic and the Pennsylvania Backyard Beekeepers Association, but would like to support our efforts, please consider making a donation using our Donors Sponsor form. You can select to support a wide range of programs including: National Honey Bee Day, Youth in Beekeeping, or another area of interest listed on the donor form. All proceeds and contributions are paid directly to the nonprofit PennApic. Thank you for your consideration. Click here to download the Sponsor Form
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The PBBA....social events.
Excited youth and future beekeepers. Nothing better!