Documenting Idaho's Native Bees with Ada Soil and Water Conservation District

Ada Soil and Water Conservation District Presents: Documenting Idaho's Native Bees — The Idaho Bee Atlas

WHEN: Thursday, May 21, 2026 at 6:30 PM
WHERE: Library! at Hillcrest 5246 W Overland Road, Boise

COST: Free

WHAT: An introduction to Idaho's 700+ native bee species, their lifecycles, nesting habits and foraging styles. The Idaho Bee Atlas team (in collaboration with Oregon State University) trains students, like you, to collect, curate, and identify our native bees. We emphasize the relationship between bees and the plants they use for building and provisioning their nests. The Idaho Bee Atlas works to turn citizen science into publicly available tools for land managers and bee conservation.

ATTENTION: PLEASE REGISTER!

1.) It is important that you RSVP with ASWCD so that they know to expect you and so that they can get in contact with you, if need be.

Please use the link below: 

https://adaswcd.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F37974

2.) Also please sign up with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org. You can check under Classes on our website to find out if you qualify for a homeowner refund and how to download a participation form.