UofT B.E.E.S : Bee's Genes!
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Feb 24, 2014, 9:51:58 PM2/24/14
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Hey Bees! We have an event for you on Thursday! at 7pm at Hart House South Dining room!
U of T B.E.E.S. and Dig In! Campus Agriculture are teaming up once more to invite you to the third instalment of our delightful and informative Beekeeping 101 Workshop Series !
We are more than happy to have Brock Harpur, York University PhD candidate and bee enthusiast, to educate us keepers and bee-lovers on the parts of the bee that are becoming increasingly important in the midst of modern agricultural practices- its genes.
The seminar will include a brief introduction to Hymenopteran (bees, wasps, ants, and sawflies) genetics, a survey of the current research investigating the evolution of the honey bee using genetics, and finally a discussion of how citizen-scientists, beekeepers, and researchers are working together to understand more about genetic diversity in Canadian honey bees, and provide new tools to help beekeepers in the future.
Special Note: You do not have to have attended the prior workshops to come to this one ! Club members, non-club members, and wannabee club members are all welcome.
This even is FREE !
More information (the same information actually) on the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/652798678119302/
We are more than happy to have Brock Harpur, York University PhD candidate and bee enthusiast, to educate us keepers and bee-lovers on the parts of the bee that are becoming increasingly important in the midst of modern agricultural practices- its genes.
The seminar will include a brief introduction to Hymenopteran (bees, wasps, ants, and sawflies) genetics, a survey of the current research investigating the evolution of the honey bee using genetics, and finally a discussion of how citizen-scientists, beekeepers, and researchers are working together to understand more about genetic diversity in Canadian honey bees, and provide new tools to help beekeepers in the future.
Special Note: You do not have to have attended the prior workshops to come to this one ! Club members, non-club members, and wannabee club members are all welcome.
This even is FREE !
More information (the same information actually) on the Facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/652798678119302/
Much love,
Theri
Secretary @UofT B.E.E.S
Secretary @UofT B.E.E.S
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