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Two ways to back the bees.

Join the interest list for the Forager's Dozen honey membership or Adopt-a-Hive colony sponsorship. Sign-ups open first to this list — no payment today, just first refusal when the programs launch.

Program one

The Forager's Dozen

$165 for the year

A dozen jars of raw, wild-foraged honey set aside for you across the season — member price on every jar, first call on small-batch releases, and first notice when each new harvest is pulled from the Princeton–Similkameen yards.

  • 12 × 355 ml jars across the season at the member price
  • First call on small-batch and special harvests before they sell out
  • Member pricing on everything else in the Provisions shop
  • Pickup in Princeton or the Lower Mainland, or shipped at cost
Join the The Forager's Dozen list

Program two

Adopt-a-Hive

$120 a season · $250 with a visit

Put your name on a real, treatment-free colony in the teaching yard. You get the season through the beekeeper's eyes — photos, weight and health updates as the colony builds — and honey from the year's surplus.

  • Hive Friend ($120): a named colony, seasonal photo and health updates, and a jar of that hive's honey
  • Hive Patron ($250): everything in Hive Friend, plus a private yard visit during the season
  • Your support funds the 3H teaching yard and its mentorship program
  • No beekeeping experience needed — we do the work, you follow along
Join the Adopt-a-Hive list

Join the Forager's Dozen list

Tell us where to reach you when the Dozen opens. You'll get first refusal on the season's jars before anyone else.

Join the Adopt-a-Hive list

Pick your tier and leave your details — we'll be in touch before the season starts with your colony's details.

Want to see the bees first?

Come to a free Sunday in the Hives morning or read the 3H field guide — meet the method before you join a program.