Check out our new page on beekeeping ordinances in various cities in Southern Oregon and in the state at https://www.cascadegirl.org/sout...

Kristin Mathes moved to Oregon from Colorado in 2008. She fell in love with the idea of beekeeping many years earlier and decided it...

We are super excited to present our kids's class for the Oregon Agriculture in the Classroom on Friday. For something fun and...

We are excited to announce that we will be working with VA to offer this new, online class starting May, 2021! As the public health...

Our biodynamics series is published on the www.cascadegirl.org website and available for you to learn from and refer to. Many thanks to...

It's Beekeeping Time again! February marks our class' beginning in preparation for the Spring! Sharie-Bee will be teaching through...

Actually known as Asian Giant Hornets, Vespa japonica or Vespa mandarina, no one really knows how long they have been in the country. I...

Ready to learn about the Beekeeper's Role with Honey Bees? Take our Courses at Rogue Community College! The next one starts in April, 2020

Can you find our flying Honey Bee? She appears on two of the pages on our website. Honey Bees have three major body sections: the...

Cascade Girl Organization hopes to bring this film to the Cinemark Theater in Medford on December 4. Here's the film description: THE...

The prestigious Good Food Awards Program announced that Cascade Girl Organization’s local Oregon Spring Honey produced by their Bees in...

It takes a Village... From start to finish it takes 5 to 8 person/hours or more to install a hive and source new bees for students and...

Apiary Days! Come join us. Here is Board Member, Ron, inspecting and treating a hive. Learn with us!

I think honey was my way into entomology - plus a few steps. Sounds weird, right? But it's true! Honey has the potential to get people...

Are you an artist? Do you love pollinators and do you draw or paint them? Maybe you will be a pollinator Artist at the 3rd annual...

Link to Original Article in Bee culture Magazine . HERE Very little research appears in the literature about how honey bees interact with...