Northwest Alabama Beekeepers Association

The Northwest Alabama Beekeepers Association is dedicated to being a resource for beekeepers of all experience levels, fostering local collaboration, and connecting with our neighbors to share the vital role honeybees play in our environment. Discover how you can contribute to and benefit from our association.

Our mission and offerings

The Northwest Alabama Beekeepers Association is committed to educating and supporting local beekeepers, facilitating collaboration among local beekeepers, and connecting with our neighbors to share the vital role honeybees play in our environment. We offer educational programs and promote high-quality local and regional conferences and symposiums.

Mentorship for new beekeepers

Are you just starting your beekeeping journey? Our experienced members are here to guide you through the basics, offering hands-on advice and support to ensure your success.

Beekeeper collaboration

We believe in the power of community. Collaborate with fellow beekeepers, share knowledge, and work together on projects that benefit our local ecosystem and honeybee populations.

Educational resources

Access a wealth of information, from best practices in hive management to understanding honeybee health. Our resources are designed to enhance your beekeeping knowledge and skills.

Honeybee education

Help us educate the public about the crucial role of honeybees. Participate in outreach programs and share the importance of these pollinators with our wider community.

Become a part of our beekeeping family

Ready to connect with fellow beekeepers, learn new skills, and contribute to the health of honeybees in Northwest Alabama? Join our association today!

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to common questions about our association, membership, events, and beekeeping practices.

When does the association typically meet?

The association typically meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm. The exceptions are September (Collaboration Dinner) and December.

Where does the association meet?

We meet at the Helen Keller Library, 511 N. Main St, Tuscumbia, AL

Does the association offer a beginning beekeeper course?

Yes. The association hosts a beginning beekeepers class in January or February each year. Visit our education page for more details on upcoming classes.

Are the monthly meetings hosted by the association open to the public?

Yes. Our meetings are open to the public. The association typically meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm. The exceptions are September (Collaboration Dinner) and December.

What are the annual dues for the association?

The annual dues for the association are a very reasonable $20 per year.

What are the benefits of membership?

The association has certain beekeeping equipment available for loan to its members. To find out the current equipment the association has available, check out our membership page!

Contact the Northwest Alabama Beekeepers Association

Serving Colbert, Franklin, and Lauderdale counties in Northwest Alabama.

Meeting information

Our monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm at the Helen Keller Library, 511 N. Main St., Tuscumbia, Alabama. Please visit our 'Events & Meetings' page for detailed schedules and locations.

Address, Phone, and Email

PO Box 55, Tuscumbia AL 35674

(256) 661-0110 (Kevin Burgess - President)

nwalbka@gmail.com

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