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Westminster Pilot Honey Bee Program
Sponsored by the Environmental Center
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Honey bees have been a subject of teaching and inquiry for decades. These marvelous insects are manageable and used to produce honey and pollinate crops. They are practical models of biological organization and social behavior. Honey bee research at Westminster College will emphasizes sustainable bee health management as well as more basic questions on bee pollination and foraging ecology. In all its initiatives, the Westminster Pilot Honey Bee Program aims to develop research, teaching and extension initiatives that are locally responsive while globally relevant.
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Westminster Hive Location:
Just south of the Giovale Library
near the three sisters garden
Visit Our Gentle Friends!
PLEASE LOOK
But Do Not Disturb Them.
These bees are not aggressive and will
not disturb you unless you are bothering
their hive or blocking the entrance to their hive.
BEE STING EMERGENCY
Visit Campus Helth Services or call 911
Questions|
Monica Ferreira
801-832-3300
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Meet Our Bee Staff:
Student Campus Bee Keeper
Cody Reeder
Staff Bee Keeper
Monica Ferreira
Environmental Center Community Outreach
Faculty Bee Keeper
Christine Clay Ph.D.
Assistant Professor Biology
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