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Columbia Gorge Beekeepers Association

Helping bees throughout the Columbia River Gorge

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PolliNation Podcasts


PolliNation

The OSU Pollinator Health Program focuses on designing, developing, implanting, and evaluating a state-wide pollinator health strategy. The Research Retinue is a new segment on PolliNation that goes into depth on research papers that have been recently featured in the news. The Retinue is made up of intrepid OSU undergraduates. The program is currently working on:

  1. Improving training and education material for pesticide applicators to increase their knowledge of activities that increase exposure risk to pollinators.
  2. Developing training and education material for landscapers who are looking to incorporate pollinator habitat into their designs.
  3. Research to better understand how pollinators use habitat fragments and how this influences their exposure to pesticides.


PolliNation Podcast


The focus of the Oregon Bee Project is not restricted to the Oregon’s four managed pollinator species

  • honey bees,
  • alfalfa leafcutter bees,
  • orchard mason bees and
  • alkali bees

but also to the state’s rich endowment of wild species. Over the coming months we will be working with partners to develop the Oregon Bee Project website with other state agency partners to provide a round-up of tools for pollinators in Oregon.


The Oregon Bee Project

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Forager Worker Bee with Pollen
Worker Brood Frame
Forager to Receiver Worker Bee
Worker Bee feeding brood
Honey bee float in July 4th parade
Fourth of July Parade
Honey bee workers tend to queen cell with royal jelly
Honey bees tend to queen cell filled with royal honey

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