
August 1• 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Your Backyard! St. Louis, MO United States
Feeling shut in? Get out with Shutterbee! in this year-round Community Action science collaboration OPEN to ALL area nature and conservation enthusiasts 12 years and up to document bee diversity and inform conservation strategies in the St. Louis region.
Registration for training and participation in Shutterbee required! Click the event, or the Orange Event Information button, for details on how to participate!
Enjoy some sunshine, learn about your backyard bees, and join a fantastic community of bee enthusiasts! We invite you to help us track bees throughout the St. Louis region by hanging out in your own backyard on days when the weather is warm (>60°F) and partly to mostly sunny between 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. The goals of this project are to understand how landscape features and land management decisions affect bee diversity and behavior.
We need your help to figure it out!
Event Information

September 1• 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Your Backyard! St. Louis, MO United States
Feeling shut in? Get out with Shutterbee! in this year-round Community Action science collaboration OPEN to ALL area nature and conservation enthusiasts 12 years and up to document bee diversity and inform conservation strategies in the St. Louis region.
Registration for training and participation in Shutterbee required! Click the event, or the Orange Event Information button, for details on how to participate!
Enjoy some sunshine, learn about your backyard bees, and join a fantastic community of bee enthusiasts! We invite you to help us track bees throughout the St. Louis region by hanging out in your own backyard on days when the weather is warm (>60°F) and partly to mostly sunny between 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. The goals of this project are to understand how landscape features and land management decisions affect bee diversity and behavior.
We need your help to figure it out!
Event Information

October 1• 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Your Backyard! St. Louis, MO United States
Feeling shut in? Get out with Shutterbee! in this year-round Community Action science collaboration OPEN to ALL area nature and conservation enthusiasts 12 years and up to document bee diversity and inform conservation strategies in the St. Louis region.
Registration for training and participation in Shutterbee required! Click the event, or the Orange Event Information button, for details on how to participate!
Enjoy some sunshine, learn about your backyard bees, and join a fantastic community of bee enthusiasts! We invite you to help us track bees throughout the St. Louis region by hanging out in your own backyard on days when the weather is warm (>60°F) and partly to mostly sunny between 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. The goals of this project are to understand how landscape features and land management decisions affect bee diversity and behavior.
We need your help to figure it out!
Event Information