Becoming 21st Century Leaders: Women in Beekeeping & Agriculture, Oct. 24-25, 2020, will bring together (on-site and virtually online) a hive of experienced, diverse, purposeful individuals to expand the opportunities for women (and men) as keepers of the ecosystem to support the health and sustainability of honey bees, native pollinators, and beekeeping.
If a board member is in a position of influence within the organization, and he or she may be seen as obtaining personal benefit from a financial relationship that is self-dealing.
Information, education, comparison, understanding, and cold hard facts will always win the day as we seek to live within a balanced ecosystem.
Board members are responsible and accountable for the non-profit’s actions and have fiduciary duties to the organization.
World Bee Day is May 20! Learn about pollinators, learn how you can help protect pollinators; take action to protect bees and other pollinators, your food supply, and a healthy planet.
A Good Nominating Committee Protects Against Difficult Board Members
The bee club is the “entity” all of the members and the Board must protect, strengthen, and help to ensure its longevity.
The Sixth Great Mass Extinction on Earth is happening right now.
Be a Part of Earth Day 2020 on April 22. Participate, Take Action, Learn, and Share in Earth Day.
Harry Potter At Home for children, parents, and teachers.
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