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The members of the Western Apicultural Society (WAS) welcome you to examine our site to learn more about our Society, to become a member, or to pre-register for our Annual Conference.
If you have an idea of specifically what information you desire, you can see every entry on this site by clicking the "Site Map" button above. Each entry has a link directly to the topic of interest.
If you have questions about honey bees or beekeeping, we suggest that you contact Dr. Eric Mussen, Extension Apiculturist, University of California, Davis - 530-752-0472 or at ecmussen@ucdavis.edu. If Dr. Mussen does not have a ready response, he is familiar with the country's honey bee researchers, extension specialists, and regulatory personnel, so he should be able to forward your request to a knowledgeable individual.
WAS 2012 Annual Conference - October 4-7, 2012 Cedarbrook Lodge Hotel, Seattle, Washington
Hold the dates. This is a "Boutique Hotel" ranked #17 in the world by individuals voting in TripAdvisor's Traveler's Choice Awards.
To see where we will be going, please go to the following: www.cedarbrooklodge.com.
We will post more information on the Conference as it becomes available.
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Please be sure to "Refresh" this Web site periodically, to see the current information. If you still are coming across information from previous years and locations, you need to be refreshed (or I had better get my act together!).
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The Western Apicultural Society is a non-profit, educational, beekeeping organization founded in 1978 for the benefit and enjoyment of all beekeepers in western North America.
Membership in W.A.S. is encouraged from anywhere in the world. However, the organization was designed specifically to meet the educational needs of beekeepers from the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming; the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and the Yukon; and the states of northern Mexico.