The PAm Board and BIP Tech Transfer Teams BBQ and Explore the University of Minnesota Bee Lab7/29/2017 This month the University of Minnesota hosted many extra workers in their hive! Representing beekeeping from coast to coast, Project Apis m.’s Board of Directors made their way to Minnesota for a day-long meeting. It was a great opportunity to visit the new University of Minnesota Bee Lab for a tour, and since the Bee Informed Project also met there for a meeting that day, the three groups made sure to share a happy hour and BBQ afterward! Although we are all often traveling, having ‘beeple’ sit still for a day together just doesn’t happen often enough. Here are some fun photos from the day’s events. Learn more about PAm's Support of the BIP Tech Transfer Teams.
Kind of like the Beatles, except it’s Bee Bosses- Project Apis m. Directors (hailing from the points on the adjacent map) going for a lunch break and tour of the new University of Minnesota Bee Lab!  UMN Bee Squad’s Ana Heck offers a tour of the new bee lab. The main lobby has interesting hives from around the world.  The Apiary outside the University of Minnesota Bee Lab holds another interesting array of hives!
The Bee Lab’s ‘red light district’ holds observation hives which can be observed without disturbance using red lights. Ana showed us honey bee and bumble bee nests,
PAm Chairman Pat Heitkam gets a closer look.
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