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LSESU Beekeeping society is all about raising awareness of the necessity of bees for the environment, through learning about the wonders of beekeeping and having fun at the same time! Our urban hives on the roof of Connaught House on campus are a very unique and important opportunity to get involved with while at LSE.

We work with a professional beekeeper to maintain and develop our hives, who we coordinate our frequent hive visits alongside. We also sell LSE honey, spread awareness about bees, host social events like honey tasting, beeswax soap making and various pub quizzes, fundraise for bee-related charities, go on trips to urban gardens and hives, organise social and educational events with other societies and have volunteering roles available! Our society has a lot to offer, and we can’t wait to welcome you!

Membership

By purchasing a membership, you will be able to join us for visits to our campus’ beehives, which we organize in collaboration with our onsite beekeeper. You’ll get involved with the bees, learning how to harvest and bottle honey, which we sell on campus yearly. 

Membership will come with a welcome package filled with bee-related gifts (such as a facemask and honey sticks!), which will be distributed in our social event.

We’ll be taking members on trips to parks and gardens around London, such as the Regent's Park, Kew Garden.

We will also put on various social events, both within our society and alongside others, to meet other people invested in the environment and the fun of beekeeping!

Members will be directly involved with bee-conservation charities, where we will have volunteering roles available and raise money to help maintain UK and global bee populations.

While a Beekeeping society membership will mean various fun and social events, you will have the chance to do your bit for the environment at the same time!

Events and Activities

Over the course of the year we host many events including: - Regular visits to our hives on campus, - A trip to Kew Gardens, - Beeswax soap / candle making sessions, - Honey tasting events, - Frequent social events like pub quizzes, honey cocktail tasting, nights out and more - Opportunity to fundraise for bee-related charities, - Educative events where we invite experts in sustainability and environmental protection from around the world to speak at LSE, - Beekeeping Journey sharing session featuring the honey-infused products industry.

 

Upcoming Events:

ALL EVENTS HAS LIMITED SPACE

SIGN UP ASAP! 

Kew Garden Visit will be on Saturday 28 October 2023 11-3PM BST. Book the ticket on Native Nowhttps://lsesu.native.fm/event/kew-garden-visit/96152

- Last Beehives Visit Before Winter will be on Tuesday 7th November 3PM BST. Sign up NOW: https://forms.gle/cu2NYjTRekzP5t857? 

Don't miss the buzz!

Contact Us

The committee can’t wait to welcome new members and would love to see you next year – don’t hesitate to get in contact if you have any questions!

If you want to ask us any questions, don't hesitate to email us at beekeeping@lsesu.org or DM us on Instagram – we look forward to hearing from you!

Elections

LSESU Club & Society Elections 2024 (Round 2)

Club and Society Elections to elect your future leaders for the 2024/25 academic year. Please see the roles available below. For more information about these elections, please visit https://www.lsesu.com/communities/hub/elections/

472 posts are up for election.

Nominations close at 09:00 on Monday 29 April 2024 (in 2 days and 13 hours)

The polls open at 10:00 on Thursday 2 May 2024 (in 5 days and 14 hours)

 

 

Exec membership

President

Treasurer