Monthly Meeting: Corey Andrikopoulos – The Stingless Bees of Palo Alto

🌼 Join us for our virtual monthly meeting! 🌼

Register for the Zoom meeting here.

We’ll kick things off at 6:30 pm with a few quick Society updates to get everyone up to speed.

🐝 Next up: we’ll spotlight a California native plant that’s been absolutely buzzing with activity lately!

📸 Bee sightings welcome!
We’ll then turn the mic over to community members who’ve been out photographing bees to share what they’ve discovered. If you’d like to participate, please upload your photos using this Google Form. 
We’ll share your photos on screen, and you can unmute to tell us a bit about the bee you found.

🎤 At 7:00 pm, we’ll welcome our featured speaker, Corey Andrikopoulos to talk about The Stingless Bees of Palo Alto

Corey is a biologist and educator whose career sits at the intersection of ecology, horticulture, and community engagement. After years of conducting pollinator research across the western United States and managing farms along California’s North Coast, Corey found his ideal home in public gardens. He currently serves as Garden Director at the Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden in Palo Alto, where native plants and pollinator-supportive landscapes are central to garden design and public programming.