The Comox Valley Bee Club represents local beekeepers to government and the public while providing education and support for anyone interested in keeping bees in the region. The club holds monthly meetings where members share knowledge, discuss challenges, and learn about best practices for beekeeping.

Members get access to practical resources including an equipment lending library, a member directory, a beekeeping calendar, meeting minutes, and educational materials. The club also maintains several public-facing services that benefit the broader community: a Swarm Catcher Directory connects people with experienced beekeepers who can safely remove swarms, there’s pest control information for managing bee health challenges, and hive inspection services with inspector notes available. They also run a Buy & Sell Board where members can trade beekeeping equipment and supplies.

For people new to beekeeping, the club offers a “Newbee FAQ” with introductory information, and the club executive oversees operations and can answer questions. Whether you’re an experienced beekeeper looking for community and resources, someone curious about starting a hive, or a homeowner who needs help with a swarm, the Comox Valley Bee Club is the local hub for all things bee-related. Check their website for meeting schedules and membership information.