Local Beekeeping Partner at Alveole

Quinte West, Ontario, Canada -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

25 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

27 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Beekeeping, Hive Health Management, Colony Maintenance, Honey Harvest, Pest Monitoring, Parasite Treatment, Record-Keeping, Digital Tools Proficiency, Public Engagement, Workshop Facilitation, Independent Work, Communication, Driving, Lifting, Working at Heights

Industry

Real Estate

Description

About us Alvéole is on a mission to connect people with nature in cities, one building at a time. As a certified B Corporation since 2018, we believe business can be a force for good. We partner with the world’s leading real estate companies to turn sustainability into an experience that tenants can see, touch, and feel. Through rooftop beehives and educational biodiversity programs, we help our clients meet their environmental goals while engaging communities and strengthening their brands. You can find our work in (and on) thousands of properties across North America and Europe, driven by a belief that business and biodiversity can thrive together. Learn more at alveole.buzz. Opportunity: Urban Beekeeper Location: Denver and surrounding area Type of contract: 1099 Contractor Time commitment: Flexible Starting date: March 2026 Looking for a flexible way to share your beekeeping expertise? Want more time with your hands in hives? We’re looking for local beekeepers to partner with us and share the world of bees with our engaged communities. What you'll do for Alvéole as an Urban Beekeeper: Maintain honey bee hives at client sites on a three-week service cycle, performing a range of tasks to support colony health throughout the beekeeping season. Install new hives and related equipment at client locations. Conduct routine hive inspections and maintenance. Be responsible for the complete honey harvest directly from the hives (targeting a yield of 30 pounds per hive per season) and manage the final delivery of the product. Collect samples and field data to monitor hive health and environmental conditions. Complete accurate record-keeping and service reports using Alvéole’s digital tools. Perform pest and parasite monitoring and treat as required. Facilitate educational workshops and engage the public in beekeeping and biodiversity topics. Regularly travel by car to client sites, apiary yards, equipment depots, and bee suppliers. Engage with clients during visits and workshops to explain Alvéole’s services, including beehives, beehomes, and biodiversity data collection. Complete accurate digital records and service reports using Alvéole’s tools (e.g., Zuper) What’s in It for You: Work for yourself: Do what you do best without the level of oversight and commitment that comes with joining a company as an employee. Share the wonderful world of bees: Lead workshops and be an ambassador for pollinators and food systems, bringing your bees-for-brains expertise to an engaged city audience that's eager to learn A global beekeeping network: Join our Hive-Mind! You’ll be part of a world-wide network of beekeepers to review data, troubleshoot, and grow with Competitive compensation: Get paid a base rate paid monthly for every contract you take on, regardless of seasonal fluctuations or weather Custom scheduling: We build your schedules around your capacity and availability Focus on the bees: Your focus is on bee health and client visits. We take care of all the internal back and forth and administration! What you bring: Hands-on beekeeping experience and strong knowledge of hive health and seasonal management Availability to service hives on a recurring schedule throughout the season Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Comfort using mobile and digital tools to log visits, tasks, and data (training provided) Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, especially for record-keeping and compliance Professional, friendly communication style Valid driver’s license and reliable access to a vehicle Comfort working at heights, ability to move freely (standing, stooping, walking, bending, pushing, pulling, and repetitive hand/finger motions) and lifting up to a maximum of fifty (50) pounds without assistance Comfort with the reality of beekeeping hazards (stings, heavy lifting, inclement weather, etc.) Note: This opportunity is best suited to beekeepers who manage their own colonies or already provide beekeeping services to clients of their own. If you don't meet the criteria but are interested in learning about other ways to partner with Alvéole, please write talent@alvéole.buzz. Inclusion & Accommodations Accessibility Accommodations: Alvéole is an equal-opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and welcome candidates of all backgrounds. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, ancestry, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, marital status, or military service. If you require an accommodation or adjustment at any stage of the recruitment process, please let your recruiting partner know at talent@alveole.buzz. Use of AI: We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of our hiring process. These tools assist our Talent Acquisition team but all final hiring decisions are made by humans.

Responsibilities

The Urban Beekeeper will maintain honey bee hives on a three-week service cycle, performing inspections, installations, and managing the complete honey harvest targeting 30 pounds per hive per season. Responsibilities also include collecting field data, completing digital service reports, and facilitating educational workshops on beekeeping and biodiversity topics.