THE BEE COURSE WEBSITE


THE BEE COURSE is a workshop offered for conservation biologists, pollination ecologists and other biologists who want to gain greater knowledge of the systematics and biology of bees. The course objectives are presented in the course announcement, which can be clicked on below. Also available is the application form for the 2009 course, which will be held at the Southwestern Research Station, Portal, Arizona, from August 30 to September 9, 2009.

ANNOUNCEMENT

APPLICATION FORM

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What's the station like?
  • How do I get to the station?
  • What do I need to do to prepare for the course?
  • What do I need to bring with me for the course?
  • Can I keep the specimens I collect during the course?
  • How do I pay the station fees?
    • BEE COURSE ARCHIVES
  • Course Participants 1999-2008
  • Course Instructors 1999-2008
  • Course Special Guests
  • Course Testimonials
  • Class Photos
    • BEE COURSE LINKS
  • Logan Bee Biology and Systematics Laboratory
  • The Bee Works
  • The Southwestern Research Station
  • The Center for Biodiversity and Conservation
  • Hymenoptera Identification Course
  • Ant Course


    • Questions about this site should be directed to Jerry Rozen, rozen@amnh.org
    Site was revised January 2009
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