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Your gift supports hands-on bee education in Flagstaff schools, citizen science research in Coconino National Forest, and the long-term health of our local pollinator communities.
Why give?
Every dollar directly supports bee research, community education, and pollinator conservation at 7,000 feet in the Arizona high country.
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Fund citizen science that actually matters
Our 5-year AHB distribution study (2026–2030) tracks Africanized honeybee spread into cold climates — data no university is collecting at this scale in Coconino County.
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Bring bees up-close in Flagstaff schools
Live observation hive demos, anatomy slideshows, and hands-on Q&A sessions reach hundreds of K–8 students each spring — free of charge to every school we visit.
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Support native pollinator habitat
Beyond honey bees, we partner with the City of Flagstaff and local nurseries to expand native flora corridors that support solitary bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
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rain the next generation of beekeepers
Our mentorship program pairs new beekeepers with experienced guidance — from first package install to sustainable management — building community resilience one hive at a time.
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Inspire others in your community
When you give, you signal that local science and local education matter. Your generosity encourages neighbors, farmers, and fellow nature lovers to get involved too.
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Inspire Others
Your generosity can motivate friends, family, and colleagues to do the same.
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When you choose to give, you join a small team doing big work — research, education, and conservation rooted right here in the San Francisco Peaks region.
Frequently Asked Questions
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San Francisco Peaks Apiary Research and Education is pursuing 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. Once approved, donations will be fully tax-deductible. Please check back or contact us at sfpeaksapiary@gmail.com for the current status.
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Your donation directly supports our citizen science research on feral honey bee populations in the Coconino National Forest, genetic research into cold-climate bee adaptation, school education programs for elementary students in northern Arizona, and local pollinator conservation efforts.
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Yes! We actively seek volunteers in the Flagstaff area to help map and monitor feral honey bee colonies in and around Coconino National Forest. Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page at sfpeaksapiary.org to learn more and sign up.
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We welcome in-kind contributions such as beekeeping equipment, educational materials, or supplies that support our research and school programs. Contact us at sfpeaksapiary@gmail.com to discuss what you'd like to contribute.
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Absolutely. When making your donation, simply include the name of the person you'd like to honor or memorialize along with your contact information and we will acknowledge your tribute appropriately.