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• Regular content drops featuring a set of beginner beekeeping lessons (focused on Flow Hive and Langstroth style beekeeping). 
• A monthly membership gives immediate access to the first 12 lessons, and a new lesson will be released every 11 days on average.
• A yearly membership gives immediate access to over 50 lessons, and new lessons are released as soon as they are produced.
• High-definition videos from beekeeping experts around the world. 
• The ability to log in and view course content at any time using your phone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer.
• Handy text summaries and downloads.
• Regular emails directing you to specific course content (unsubscribe any time).
• Premium beekeeping support via email.
• Optional assessment quizzes to help you to solidify your learning. 

If you choose a monthly membership, the free trial period lasts for 30 days.

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Content is delivered sequentially for monthly subscribers, yearly subscribers have access to all produced lessons.

We start with the absolute basics and over time progress through more in-depth material.

The following is a list of lesson titles to give you a sense of what the curriculum includes. (NB: Not all of these are confirmed yet, actual course content is subject to change.):

• Secret Life of Bees: The Beehive

• Tips & Tricks Before You Get Your Bees

• Where To Put Your Hive - Save Yourself Some Pain!

• Getting Broody - Frames & Comb

• Four Ways To Get Bees

• Your First Brood Inspection

• Watch & Learn
• Secret Life Of Bees: Lifecycle Of A Bee

• Don't Do This!

• Bee Evolution & Genetics

• Her Royal Highness - How & Why To Find The Queen

• Swarm Management
• Queenlessness

• The Beekeeping Year - An Overview

• Secret Life Of Bees: The Magic Of Pollination
• Hive Health: Is That Normal Or Not?
• Hive Health: Varroa Monitoring & Management

• Pollinator Conservation
• Hive Health: Troubleshooting Hive Problems
• Secret Life Of Bees: The Waggle Dance
• The Beekeeping Year: Supering Your Hive
• The Beekeeping Year: Nutrition & Feeding

• Secret Life Of Bees: Nectar - From Flower To Honey

• The Beekeeping Year: Summer - Sweet Rewards

• Hive Health: How To Help A Weak Hive

• The Medicinal Properties Of Honey

• Hive Health: Small Hive Beetle
• The Beekeeping Year: Autumn Packdown & Overwintering
• Hive Health: AFB & EFB
• Native Bees

• Moving A Hive
• Hive Health: Wax Moth
• Propolis
• Record Keeping & Data
• Dealing With Cross Comb

• Bee Intelligence
• Products From The Hive: Beeswax

• Hive Health: Chalkbrood

• Creamed Honey

• Secret Life Of Bees: Bee Bread

• Products From The Hive: Pollen

• Hive Health: Nosema

• Bees & Math

• Stop Thief! Robber Bees
• The Art & Science of Beekeeping

• When & Whether To Add A Second Brood Box

• How to Mark Your Queen

• Marketing & Selling Honey

• Products From The Hive: Mead

• Secret Life Of Bees: when You've Got A Job To Do

• Climate Change & Bees

• Practical Feeding Advice

• Colony Collapse Disorder

• Products From The Hive: Comb Honey

• Beekeeping In The Tropics

• What A Bee Sees

• How Bees Navigate

• ...Plus more to come!

The course content is suitable for a wide variety of regions and climates. Most of the featured experts are based in the USA and Australia. We will be covering advice for overwintering in cold climates as well as ways to help your bees in very hot climates.

The list of featured experts currently includes:

• Professor Thomas Seeley, Author: Honeybee Democracy 
• Kirsten S. Traynor, PhD - Fullbright Fellow, author: Two Million Blossoms
• Michael Bush - Author: Practical Beekeeping I-III
• Professor Marla Spivak - University of Minnesota, MacArthur Fellow
• Hilary Kearney - Girl Next Door Honey
• Professor Dave Goulson - University of Sussex
• Randy Oliver - ScientificBeekeeping.com
• Professor Madeleine Beekman - University of Sydney
• Professor Ben Oldroyd - University of Sydney
• Dr. Nural Cokcetin - ithree Institute, University of Technology, Sydney
• Dr. Noah Wilson-Rich - The Best Bees Company
• Doug Purdie - The Urban Beehive
• Dr. Judy Wu-Smart - University of Nebraska - Lincoln
• Dr. Andrew Barron - Macquarie University
• Dr. Jamie Ellis - University of Florida
• Professor James Wilkes - Appalachian State University
• Sam Droege - USGS Native Bee Inventory and Monitoring Program
• Frederick Dunn - Beekeeping Educator
• Liz Frost - New South Wales Department of Primary Industries
• Mark Page - New South Wales Department of Primary Industries
• Megan Halcroft - Founder: Australian Native Pollinator Week
• Lars Fischer & Zofus Knudsen - 1st Place - World Honey Awards - Apimondia Congress 2015  
• James Dorey - Photographer & author: Bees of Australia - A Photographic Exploration 
• Professor Lars Chittka - Queen Mary University London
• Robyn Francis - Permaculture expert
• Stuart Anderson - Flow Hive
• Cedar Anderson - Flow Hive
• ...and more to come!

TheBeekeeper.org's mission is to protect bees and pollinators, and to celebrate the vital role they play in our natural world.
We do this by: 

• Gathering the knowledge of the world’s experts; 

• Providing high-quality beekeeping education; 

• Donating to projects/organisations that support habitat regeneration and advocacy for pollinators.

TheBeekeeper.org is an initiative of BeeInventive Pty Ltd, a certified B Corp.

Projects that BeeInventive is supporting in 2019 include the Bee Friendly Farming Project by Pollinator Partnership and the Green Carpenter Bee Conservation Project in conjunction with Wheen Bee Foundation.

Read more here.

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