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Our Affiliate Associations - Find one near you!
Central Coast Beekeepers Association Meets 1:30 pm, fourth Wednesday, Newport President: Jeremy Egolf | Columbia Gorge Beekeepers Association Meets 6:15 pm, third Wednesday, Hood River President: Vance Ellett |
Klamath Basin Beekeepers Association Meets 9:00 am, last Saturday, Klamath Falls President: Lorena Corzatt |
Oregon South Coast Beekeepers Association Meets 6:00 pm, third Thursday, Gold Beach President: Jesse Fletcher | Portland Metro Beekeepers Association Meets 7:00 pm, second Thursday, Happy Valley President: Paul Stromberg | Southern Oregon Beekeepers Association Meets 6:30 pm, first Monday, Central Point President: Noah Clipp |
Tualatin Valley Beekeepers Association Meets 6:00 pm, last Tuesday, North Plains President: Bradley Anderson | Umpqua Valley Beekeepers Association Meets 6:00 pm, first Wednesday, Roseburg President: Adrian Aramburu | Wallowa County Beekeepers Association Meets 6:30 pm, last W (F,A,J,A); first W (N), Enterprise President Bre Austin |
Willamette Valley Beekeepers Association Meets 7:00 pm, fourth Monday, Salem President: Richard Farrier |
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Mission
The Oregon State Beekeepers Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the well-being of honey bees and to the fields of beekeeping, apiculture, research, and education. The association is organized exclusively for charitable, education, and/or scientific purposes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Our stated purpose is to unite the beekeepers of Oregon in an effort to improve beekeeping in the state.
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The Oregon State Beekeepers Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the well-being of honey bees and to the fields of beekeeping, apiculture, research, and education. Members of the OSBA are a diverse group of individuals who share a fascination for the honey bee and its workings. We range from full-time beekeepers and pollinators with thousands of hives to hobbyists involved in back-yard beekeeping.
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