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A Beekeepers' Collective
Who Are We?
Who Are We?
Oceanside Hive is a local community group, located in Coombs, BC.
Oceanside Hive is a local community group, located in Coombs, BC.
We are dedicated to the study, science and art of raising healthy and productive honey bee colonies. We willingly share knowledge through classes, discussion, experiences and hands-on practical training.
We are dedicated to the study, science and art of raising healthy and productive honey bee colonies. We willingly share knowledge through classes, discussion, experiences and hands-on practical training.
We value our priceless environment and promote habitat suitable to native pollinators and honey bees alike.
We value our priceless environment and promote habitat suitable to native pollinators and honey bees alike.
Congratulations to Heather!
Congratulations to Heather!
Our very own Heather Klassen has been newly appointed as the Central Island Bee Inspector! We are so very proud of you Heather! Your knowledge, energy and passion for bees is such a gift as you continue to find ways to support healthy bees and thriving bee comunities.
Thank you for all you do!
Looking to get your hives inspected? Have some questions or concerns about your hives? Talk to the bee inspector!
Looking to get your hives inspected? Have some questions or concerns about your hives? Talk to the bee inspector!
Central Island Bee Inspector: Heather Klassen
Central Island Bee Inspector: Heather Klassen
250-228-5749 heather.a.klassen@gov.bc.ca
Don't Forget to Register your Hives!
Don't Forget to Register your Hives!
Registering your honey bee hive with the Government of British Columbia is so important because it helps protect the health of bee populations across the province.
Registering your honey bee hive with the Government of British Columbia is so important because it helps protect the health of bee populations across the province.
When hives are registered, officials can quickly communicate with beekeepers about disease outbreaks, pests, and recommended treatments. Registration also supports biosecurity efforts, helping to prevent the spread of harmful conditions between apiaries. It ensures that beekeepers receive important updates, resources, and support from provincial programs.
When hives are registered, officials can quickly communicate with beekeepers about disease outbreaks, pests, and recommended treatments. Registration also supports biosecurity efforts, helping to prevent the spread of harmful conditions between apiaries. It ensures that beekeepers receive important updates, resources, and support from provincial programs.
In addition, registering your hive helps the government understand where bees are located, which is essential for protecting pollination services and local agriculture.
In addition, registering your hive helps the government understand where bees are located, which is essential for protecting pollination services and local agriculture.
You did it!! ...Or did you?
You did it!! ...Or did you?
You've Done It Hive Register Final.mp4Thank you for the local businesses that continue to support Oceanside Hive! We appreciate you!
Thank you for the local businesses that continue to support Oceanside Hive! We appreciate you!
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