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Civic & Community Sites (HOA, Municipal, Campuses)

Pollinator-friendly compliance with professional, consistent management

Your Situation

You manage a civic or community property - an HOA greenbelt, municipal park, church campus, or educational grounds. You want to support pollinators, enhance the landscape, and build community goodwill.

Access + placement expectation

CBC requires secure, always-available access for scheduled and unscheduled interventions. We coordinate placement to minimize public interaction and maximize safety.

What Matters to You

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Environmental stewardship

Supporting pollinators aligns with community values and sometimes local initiatives.

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Positive PR & engagement

A well-managed hive program is a story worth telling. Educational, inclusive, good for the community.

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Community impact

Visible pollinator support with educational and environmental benefits.

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Safety & liability

You need professional management, insurance, and clear communication with stakeholders.

The Recommended Tier

Most Popular

TIER 1 or 2

Core Agricultural Valuation or Managed Pollination

Tailored to your property and goals

Quoted on assessment (built on $300/colony/year + $600 installation)

Annual service; final pricing set after site assessment.

  • βœ“ Professional hive management
  • βœ“ 4–10 hives (depending on acreage)
  • βœ“ Consistent in-season visits
  • βœ“ Photo documentation & reporting
  • βœ“ Educational signage & outreach
  • βœ“ Program visibility & education
  • βœ“ Full liability insurance
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Real-World Example: HOA Greenbelt

An HOA manages a 20-acre greenbelt with walking trails. They want to support pollinators and have a unique community story.

  • Our solution: 6–8 hives placed along a quiet section of the property.
  • Community benefit: Educational signage, volunteer pollinator walks, environmental stewardship visibility.
  • Management: We handle all hive care. HOA participates in education/community engagement.
  • Your cost: Built on $300/colony/year + $600 installation; quoted after assessment.

Why Civic Sites Make Great Beekeeping Partners

πŸŽ“ Educational Opportunity

Schools, parks, and HOAs can host bee education programs, volunteer days, and community learning.

🌸 Pollinator-Friendly Landscape

Bees encourage native plantings and habitat creation, enhancing the aesthetic and ecological value of the grounds.

πŸ“° Positive Community Story

A well-run hive program generates local media interest, social media engagement, and community pride.

πŸ’š Environmental Commitment

Demonstrates to residents that your organization cares about sustainability and environmental stewardship.

Key Considerations for Civic Hive Programs

Insurance & Liability

We carry full coverage for our hive work. We can coordinate with your organization's liability insurance.

Signage & Communication

Clear educational signage keeps the community informed and addresses allergy/safety concerns upfront.

Access + Placement

CBC requires secure, always-available access for scheduled and unscheduled interventions (gate code/key/lockbox). Hive placement is chosen for safety, minimal public interaction, and operational efficiency.

Public Engagement

We can help organize educational events, tour groups, or volunteer pollinator walks on your site.

FAQ for Civic & Community Sites

Straight answers for landowners who want agricultural valuation without becoming beekeepers.

Are there liability concerns with hives on a public/community property?
No more than any public property. We carry full insurance. Clear signage and education address concerns. Honeybees rarely sting; incidents are extremely rare on professionally managed sites.
Can we involve volunteers in hive management?
Absolutely. We can train volunteers and coordinate group visits. It's a great educational and community-building opportunity.
What about allergies or people nervous about bees?
We recommend clear signage with educational info about honeybee behavior. Hives are placed in low-traffic areas. Discussion with stakeholders is key.
Can we sell honey to fundraise?
We focus on managed colonies, documentation, and customer-facing pricing. Program activities can include education and stewardship opportunities.
What if we have limited space?
Even small properties (10+ acres with decent sun) can host 2–4 hives. We'll assess and work within your constraints.
Can you help us launch a "beekeeper program" for schools or camps?
Yes. We can design educational content, host group visits, and train volunteers. Talk to us about custom programs.

Ready to bring pollinators to your community?

Let's discuss how a managed hive program can work for your organization, budget, and goals.

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