Bee Club Basics, How to Start a Bee Club 2nd Edition

Here’s what’s on the back book cover: “What does a coffee pot have to do with beekeeping? Are you a beekeeper who wants to join forces with others? Are you a 'newbie' who wants to learn about beekeeping? Or maybe you just want to start a non-profit club.

Charlotte Ekker Wiggins offers 286 pages of helpful explanations with advice and suggestions on how to start a new bee club and reinvigorate an existing one.

Charlotte has established more than a dozen educational non-profits since 1979. This guide includes easy to use check lists and guides from how to find a meeting room to beginning and practicing beekeeping subjects to cover in monthly bee club meetings. A pull out section in the back is easy to copy and use to set up your own bee club.

The book and Charlotte’s lecture “Tips on Running a Bee Club” qualify for Great Plains Master Beekeeping Journeyman level credit towards master beekeeping certification.”

We’ve used this book to start and currently continue to use it to manage our very own educational non-profit bee club.

Plan on an estimated 1-2 weeks for media mail, taxes not included. If you need it sooner let us know.

Size of each of both books: 8.5x11x.5 inches

Each book will be autographed by the author. If you want a special autograph, email me and put special autograph in the subject line.

“Bee Club Basics, How to Start a Bee Club 2nd Edition” is one of a three-book series addressing current beekeeping issues. Also available “A Beekeeper’s Diary Self-Guide to Beekeeping.”