The hum of bees is the voice of the garden. – Elizabeth Lawrence
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Welcome to the home of the Umpqua Valley Beekeepers Association!
Formerly Douglas County Bees
After eight years as Douglas County Bees, the time has come for a bit of a glow-up. No longer focused on just the county, and bringing our club's identity more inline with our parent organization, the Oregon State Beekeepers Association, it was definitely time for a change. We're very excited about the new year and all the bees and bee friends we've yet to meet!
MembershipMembership in the UVBA is $20 per person per year.
Dues support the club in their mission to educate beekeepers and the public about the importance of honeybees and all pollinators to our local ecosystem. Membership includes: A place on the swarm list and removal list (if you so choose). Voting privileges in any election. Mentoring from experienced beekeepers. Attending Beeks Academies (in person classes). Wholesale purchasing from GloryBee. Membership dues may be mailed to: Umpqua Valley Beekeepers Association P.O. Box 924 Roseburg, OR 97471 Include: Name, address, cell phone, email, and whether you would like to be on the swarm & cut-out list. You can print a membership form here, if you'd like. Please make checks payable to: Umpqua Valley Beekeepers Association or UVBA. Our meetings are open to anyone interested in beekeeping, whether they are members or not. Please join us to learn more about our favorite insect! 
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Meetings* * * LOCATION * * *
First Wednesday of the month @ 6pm (No December meeting) OSU Extension Office!! 1134 SE Douglas Ave. Roseburg, OR 97470 The first meeting of 2025 will be held on January 8th, as the first Wednesday of January is New Years Day. UVBA's Business Line: 541-236-5952
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P.O. Box 924
Roseburg, OR 97470 |
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Mission Statement
Umpqua Valley Beekeepers Association is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization operating in the Umpqua Valley region of SW Oregon dedicated to the continued survival of honeybees through ethical and sustainable beekeeping practices based on the current agricultural science, through mentoring and public education.
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