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Located at REAP Climate Center – Alameda, California

Hive Tours & Group Classes

Fun & Educational Events focused on sustainable beekeeping practices from beginner to advanced


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We are honored to announce our new Partnership….


New in 2023, Bay Beehives has formally partnered with  REAP Climate Center located in Alameda, California.

REAP’s playful half-mile-long campus and expansive climate mission foster regenerative processes and biodiversity through biomimicry and ecosystem support.

As the official Bee Partner at REAP, Bay Beehives joins together to provide community learning and experiences that empower action for local and global impact.

Please join us here for hands-on and immersive Group Beekeeping lessons created for the larger community.  

Please also consider joining our friends at REAP by becoming a member and supporting their expansive climate-mission, ranging from biodiversity and regenerative processes to climate training and community resilience. 


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Hive tours
Observe how beekeepers care for our hives. See how bees live – collecting and storing pollen and nectar, raising their young, and if we’re very lucky, we may even see the queen bee! Finish sweet with a honey tasting.


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hive inspection Classes
Designed for beekeepers and aspiring beekeepers. Join us for a hands-on, immersive class designed to get you comfortable working with bees. Inspect the hives with our beekeeper’s supervision and guidance.


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introduction to beekeeping
If you’re thinking about starting a backyard beehive or are just curious about what’s involved with keeping bees, then this is a great introductory class for you.
This class is designed for beginners.


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Your group class purchase will be used to directly fund bee conservation projects at REAP Climate Center

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Our impact
When people understand more about these helpful little creatures, they’re more likely to take measures to protect them.