Ypsilanti, Michigan, Steps Up For Pollinators!

7/18/2015

Congratulations to Mayor Amanda Edmonds and the people of Ypsilanti, Michigan, the 12th city to be certified a Bee City USA! City Council voted unanimously on June 16 to approve their Bee City USA resolution and to file a complete application committing to:

maintain a committee that will meet regularly to address pollinator issues,
publicly acknowledge their Bee City USA certification,
hold at least one annual public education and habitat restoration activity, and
annually reapply for certification.

A founder of “Ypsi Melissa,” a community organization which offers workshops, beekeeping mentoring, bee gardens, hive sponsorship, and a hive host program, Jamie Berlin was the inspiration behind both Ypsilanti's and the Charter Township of Ypsilanti's applications.

Kudos to Jamie and the members of the Ypsilanti Bee City Committee who are making the world safer for pollinators, one city at a time!

3 Comments

Karen Seelbach link

6/24/2016 06:31:47 am

I would like to change the law regarding backyard beekeeping in Allen Park . Can you tell me what ordinances Belleville has , I would like to compare them to AP and show them to our mayor and city council . I can't find any downriver cities that allow backyard beekeeping . Thank you.

MARECH

8/5/2019 07:23:15 am

Urgent

Hello ,

Forgiveness for my English of poor quality .. I am french beekeeper writer and ask your help for Photos bees .
Sorry for the inconvenience but help me please
Thank you

I am a French writer and a lover of the life of bees and is preparing a book on the subject. Also I contact you because I'm looking for bee shots to illustrate the book in question.
Snapshot resolution 300 dpi format 15 x 21cm minimum. The source of the photographs will be quoted in the book In case you have photos attach your authorization to include your photos.
Sincerely and thank you for your help.
Mr Pierre MARECHAL

Contact: Mr Pierre MARECHAL
5 Arthur Huc Avenue
Apartment 66
Residence Le Diamant
31100 TOULOUSE FRANCE
Tel: 07 73 65 80 06
marechal.pierre2706@gmail.com

I am mainly looking for:

Swarms
Honey harvest at apiary
Hives tour
The extraction of honey in honey
Brood: Eggs and larvae
Rays of wax empty and with honey
The queen, worker and male close up
Propolis, honey, royal felted, pollen
Breeding of queen grafting (piking) larvae etc.
In short, everything about the lives of bees

It will be necessary to have an image resolution of 300 dpi
Also know that there are resolution standards in printing
Example: • 300 DPI =: about 2 MB for good quality printing is the most common rule that an editor needs to print and this is the standard resolution that your digital camera will return
400 DPI for high quality printing is even better .

You can use this site ( https://wetransfer.com ) to send your photos
WeTransfer was created to send large files all over the world with ease.

Ps :
Can you help me or tell me the name of a person with Email

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Baking with Bianca link

12/6/2020 08:47:27 pm

Great read, thank you

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