Welcome, to our website!

During your first visit you will have limited access to the content.

If you are here because you have a bee hive or swarm and you need a bee removal specialist please click here:Bee Removal/Transfers

If you wish to access to all of the website content you must apply for an account.

The account is FREE and we will not use or sell any of your personal information.  You will be asked to provide a full name(First and Last) and  a email address which we confirm prior to authorizing your account.

Any events, fundraisers, workshops and social gatherings (etc.) you wish to post, must  be approved by the board prior to posting.

Posting any copyrighted material on a personal page or other areas of the website is prohibited. If you don't own it, don't post it.

Any posts in violation of the above policies will be deleted.

Palm Beach County Beekeepers Association is a Not-For Profit 501c3

The Association's continued success is dependent on our VOLUNTEERS. 

Please consider joining our team of  volunteers and making PBCBA even better!

The Palm Beach County Beekeepers Association has been a local beekeeping organization since 1974.

Current Board Members 

 President: Lee Wisnioski    

1st Vice President: Eric Baxter   2nd Vice President: Phil Macnak

Treasurer:                Secretary: Cindy Rush 

               Mailing Address:    Palm Beach County Beekeepers Association

6231 PGA Blvd, Suite 104-237

Palm Beach Gardens Fl. 33418 

For questions, please call (561) 206-4483 but first, please check our tabs on the top of the page.

Our monthly meetings are the first Friday of every month at 6:30 pm at Pine Jog Environmental Education Center.  Click here for a map to Pine Jog.   

All Palm Beach County Beekeeper Association club "Fun" meetings are open to the public.

They are at Pine Jog Educational Center 6301 Summit Blvd. West Palm Beach, Fl 33415 unless otherwise noted.

We offer speakers, workshops, conferences, and hands-on training throughout the year to help you learn more about bees and beekeeping.

Board Meeting Minutes

Please, consider joining the Association. The Memberships dues are $20 annually.  Once paid you will be entitled to vote in our annul election of officers in November. Additionally, the $20 will go along way in funding our programs to educate the public, promote beekeeping and have a positive impact on our local and global environment.

Signing up for access to the web site is FREE and located on the upper right of this main/home page. Please fill out the application with your FULL name, First and Last, and a working  email address.  If you do not give a complete name and legitimate email address your application will not be approved. 

Please note, simply applying for a website account privileges, is not the same as clicking on Paypal button below and becoming a voting member. 

   CLICK HERE TO JOIN     Membership is only $20 Annually! Please include your full name and email address when you purchase. Membership Application

Click on the "Buy Now" button to pay your $20 annual dues which will be automatically renewed annually unless you use the "unsubscribe" button, 

 If you prefer a "LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP"  The the cost is a one time fee of $150.00 Please click on the "pay now" button. Please include your full name and email address when you purchase. Membership Application

We at Palm Beach County Beekeepers Association wish to say THANK YOU, to 

Bee Barf Apiary for their generous volunteerism, collection of and donation to PBCBKA

Brenden and Krista, coordinate and go to organization asking for speakers with knowledge of Honey bees.  And after dispensing said knowledge, always with a sense of humor, ask a donation to PBCBA.

Thank YOU!

The Pollinators is a cinematic journey around the United States following migratory beekeepers and their truckloads of honey bees as they pollinate the flowers that become the fruits, nuts and vegetables we all eat.   The many challenges the beekeepers and their bees face en route reveal flaws to our simplified chemically dependent agriculture system.  We talk to farmers, scientists, chefs and academics along the way to give a broad perspective about the threats to honey bees, what it means to our food security and how we can improve 

“The Pollinators does an exceptional job of capturing all of the issues affecting pollinators, and uses the people most affected, and the people  doing the most to reduce these issues, to explain, to show and to solve the problems our pollinators are having. A Who’s Who in science, beekeeping and agriculture showing the mess we have created, and the ways to fix it. Well done.” 

—Kim Flottum, Bee Culture Magazine 

“I have seen my fair share of documentary films about agriculture and agribusiness including films about bees. Peter Nelson’s The Pollinators the most well-produced, comprehensive film about bees I have seen...There are many fronts in humanity’s destruction of the natural world. It seems as if people are not getting this particular message: bees go, we go. The Pollinators gets this message across to any

and all who will sit down, look, and listen.”

—Don Schwartz, Marin Post

“The gorgeously shot The Pollinators not only provides a warning, but is solutions-based.”

—San Francisco Chronicle

Thank you.  

Peter Nelson, Director/Cinematographer  (917) 783-4201

Sally Roy, Executive Producer  (917) 806-7333

       Web:  www.thepollinators.net

Twitter:  @pollinatorsfilm
 Instagram: @pollinatorsfilm

Facebook:  The Pollinators Film

The Palm Beach County Beekeepers Association does not do bee relocation removals.

Some of our members do Live Bee Removals. 

https://palmbeachbeekeepers.org/page/bee-removal-members