Clubs Purpose
The CCBA is dedicated to the preservation and propagation of apiculture. CCBA meets to promote information and education primarily
to hobby beekeepers and to the general public. It will provide information and support to members interested in developing and maintaining
honey bee colonies, both linking experienced members as mentors to beginers and by offering educational programs, workshops, beekeeping
classes at monthly meetings.
How to Join Clark County Beekeepers Assoiciation
Dues
$ 20 per family per year
info needed for new members are your name ,Mailing Address, phone # , email to recieve information and Club happenings
If you plan on signing up for the Beekeeping Class then the Cost is $ 25 this gives you a 1 year membership .
Sign ups for Class will be in person .
You can send your dues to the Club
CCBA
PO Box 144
Brush Prairie WA 98606
The CCBA is dedicated to the preservation and propagation of apiculture. CCBA meets to promote information and education primarily
to hobby beekeepers and to the general public. It will provide information and support to members interested in developing and maintaining
honey bee colonies, both linking experienced members as mentors to beginers and by offering educational programs, workshops, beekeeping
classes at monthly meetings.
How to Join Clark County Beekeepers Assoiciation
Dues
$ 20 per family per year
info needed for new members are your name ,Mailing Address, phone # , email to recieve information and Club happenings
If you plan on signing up for the Beekeeping Class then the Cost is $ 25 this gives you a 1 year membership .
Sign ups for Class will be in person .
You can send your dues to the Club
CCBA
PO Box 144
Brush Prairie WA 98606
Classes & Meetings Schedule
Special Events
The Club will have Classes on Subjects of Beekeeping and The General meetings will discuss
Beekeeping and Have Special Speakers through out the year . The club also hosts field Days
in Bee yards around Clark County Washington , a yearly Swap meet , and Club members
Set up and Run the Educational Bee Barn at the Clark County Fair to get the word out about the importance of Honey Bees and Pollinators.
2016
September 8th
The New Year for the Club begins. Our Meetings Run from September through June. Dues for the Club are Due from September to January.
$ 20 per family and if you are a new member and will be attending the classes it is $ 20 plus $5 for the class ( to cover cost of the handouts)
6pm > Bee Class >Intro to Beekeeping
7pm> General Meeting
Guest Speaker > Dewey Caron
October 13th
6pm > Bee Class > The Bee Hive, Basic Gear needed and Equipment
7pm > General Meeting , Nominations for New officers positions as follows > Secretary , VP , Super for Bee Barn , Fair Board Rep.
Guest Speaker > Mr. Ostrofsky > Topic Landing Board Diagnosis. How to observe and know what is going on in the hive from observing the outside entrance
and the bees.
November 10th
6pm > Bee Class > Equipment Assembly and Winter work for the Beekeeper
7pm> General Meetings > Voting in New Officers to Positions.
Movie Night and Honey Tasting of the different honeys brought in by our beekeepers and getting to know the Clubs members and talk about bees .
Special Events
The Club will have Classes on Subjects of Beekeeping and The General meetings will discuss
Beekeeping and Have Special Speakers through out the year . The club also hosts field Days
in Bee yards around Clark County Washington , a yearly Swap meet , and Club members
Set up and Run the Educational Bee Barn at the Clark County Fair to get the word out about the importance of Honey Bees and Pollinators.
2016
September 8th
The New Year for the Club begins. Our Meetings Run from September through June. Dues for the Club are Due from September to January.
$ 20 per family and if you are a new member and will be attending the classes it is $ 20 plus $5 for the class ( to cover cost of the handouts)
6pm > Bee Class >Intro to Beekeeping
7pm> General Meeting
Guest Speaker > Dewey Caron
October 13th
6pm > Bee Class > The Bee Hive, Basic Gear needed and Equipment
7pm > General Meeting , Nominations for New officers positions as follows > Secretary , VP , Super for Bee Barn , Fair Board Rep.
Guest Speaker > Mr. Ostrofsky > Topic Landing Board Diagnosis. How to observe and know what is going on in the hive from observing the outside entrance
and the bees.
November 10th
6pm > Bee Class > Equipment Assembly and Winter work for the Beekeeper
7pm> General Meetings > Voting in New Officers to Positions.
Movie Night and Honey Tasting of the different honeys brought in by our beekeepers and getting to know the Clubs members and talk about bees .
