Welcome to the Los Angeles County Beekeepers Association, founded in 1873, to foster the interest of bee culture and beekeeping within Los Angeles County. Our primary purpose is the care and welfare of the honeybee. Our group membership is composed of commercial and small scale beekeepers, bee hobbyists, and bee enthusiasts. So whether you came upon our site by design or just 'happened' to find us - we're glad you're here! Our club and this website are dedicated to educating our members and the general public. We support honeybee research, and adhering to best management practices for the keeping of bees.
Buzzed Honey →
Urban beekeeper and bee rescue service, founded and operated by David Bock. Honey is labeled by the hive’s local neighborhood, and are available in stores across Los Angeles.
http://www.buzzedhoneys.com
Backwards Beekeepers →
Note: This group has closed their operations, but are maintaining a website with bee rescue resources.
We're a group of organic, treatment-free beekeepers. We're "Backwards" because we rely on observation and natural practices to keep our bees thriving rather than pesticides, chemicals, or treatments of any kind.
Call Bee rescue hotline (for Los Angeles area only, currently): (213) 373-1104
Founders: Kirk Anderson, Russell Bates & Amy Seidenwurm.
HoneyLove →
HoneyLove is a Los Angeles based 501(c)3 non-profit conservation organization with a mission to protect the honeybees by educating our communities and inspiring new urban beekeepers.
Why “Urban” Beekeeping?
We at HoneyLove believe that the city is the last refuge of the honeybee. Our home gardens are free of pesticides, and in cities like Los Angeles, there is year-round availability of pollen and nectar.