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New Arizona Director - Monica King

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We have a new Arizona director.

We are happy to welcome Monica King. She is a third-generation beekeeper who supports herself through beekeeping—selling bees, nucs, and queens; doing removals of Africanized bee colonies from structures; and teaching beekeeping classes among other things. She is our expert on beekeeping in Southern Arizona, particularly on Africanized bees. Moreover, she has long been involved in beekeeping organizations. She was a founder of the Southern Arizona Beekeepers Association and served as president. Currently she is serving her third term as vice-president. She also is involved in restarting a statewide beekeeping organization here in Arizona after the last one died in the 1990s. She has friends and acquaintances across the country involved in every aspect of beekeeping—from commercial operators to researchers to hobbyists. We think her knowledge of beekeeping and of beekeeping organizations would serve WAS well. https://www.monicamking.com/#/



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The Western Apicultural Society (WAS) is a non-profit, educational, beekeeping organization founded in 1978 for the benefit and enjoyment of all beekeepers in western North America. Membership is encouraged from anywhere in the world. However, the organization is specifically designed 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 as well as the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and the Yukon.

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