High Desert Beekeepers Association will meet this Saturday, February 24, from 12 to 2 p.m. at the Nourishing Tree, 62057 Twentynine Palms Highway, in Joshua Tree. HDBA is about education and establishing a community of support for new and current beekeepers in the desert. Transitioning bee hives from winter to spring will be the topic. You do not have to be a beekeeper to attend; just have an interest in bees. For more information visit High Desert Beekeepers Association on Facebook of call president Michael Shamhart at 760-401-3030 or meeting host Nicholas Holmes at 805-215-6025.
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