I kept bees in NYC for about 7 years - defiantly, I guess. I didn't  
even know it was illegal until a couple years into it. Now I've lost  
my rooftop access - so this spring I moved them upstate. I used to  
think it would be a great to have a NYC beekeeping group, but didn't  
know how to find any other beeks. Now I know there's a NYC group, but  
I still don't know how to find the meet-ups! Anyone wanna fill me in?  
I promise I'm not a cop!

Moving my bees has re-ignited my need to read about and talk about  
bees. While only 2 hours drive away, they are in a very different  
environment. My local bee club (in the Catskills) meets when I  
generally have to be in the city... Luckily, one of my neighbors  
there kept about 100 hives for years in the same valley, and has  
proven to be a very valuable resource.

cheers,
Kurt

>> This weekend I visited with Jim Fisher's NY City
>> beekeeping group.
>
>  I did stop to wonder about a NYC beekeeping club since it's  
> illegal there. Are these suburban beekeepers or defiant city ones  
> who openly organize and meet?




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