Backyard Beekeeping Services
We offer a variety of Services to help fellow beekeepers here on...
Bee Removals
We offer Beekeeping Services for Honey Bees. If you are dealing with...
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Hornet vs Lanternfly Tee
Regular price From $20.00Regular priceUnit price per -
Honey Bee Empathy Tee
Regular price $26.00Regular priceUnit price per
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Local Honey & Our Honey Tent
Next Honey Sale, December 3rd at the Confrence House in Tottenville. Honey...
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Public Out-Reach
Are you a teacher or are you planning an educational event that...
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Bee-University NYC
Bee University NYC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that engages urban communities...
Blogs & Articles
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How you can help bees over winter
How can you, a person living in a city, help the bees survive winter? Winter is the hardest time for bees. Bees deal with climate change, herbicides & pesticides, loss...
How you can help bees over winter
How can you, a person living in a city, help the bees survive winter? Winter is the hardest time for bees. Bees deal with climate change, herbicides & pesticides, loss...
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Do you wanna start beekeeping in NYC, Why?
Many people get into urban beekeeping for the wrong reasons and it ends up hurting bees.
Do you wanna start beekeeping in NYC, Why?
Many people get into urban beekeeping for the wrong reasons and it ends up hurting bees.
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Hornets on Staten Island
Hornets vs Lanternflies I get called for a lot for hornet removals and I hear a similar phrase often: "I don't care about saving them, they are not useful like...
Hornets on Staten Island
Hornets vs Lanternflies I get called for a lot for hornet removals and I hear a similar phrase often: "I don't care about saving them, they are not useful like...
How to Contact us
We are often working with bees, teaching or climbing a tree... We may not be able to answer your call so please TEXT us! Text us some still photos of your bees and your location and we will reply as soon as we can.
347-267-9095
Voicmail and E-mail are not answered on a daily bassis.
Vunlerable Landscapes
A special thanks to Sarah Yuster and the Staten Island Museum for making us part of the current exhibit going on till December 2023