Lake Reflections Apiary Honey is 100% pure raw honey collected by the beekeeper directly from the hive. It has NOT been heated or pasteurized and contains all the natural pollen, nutrients & flavour.
Do you want to immerse yourself in the day of a beekeeper? Are you interested in taking your team to a leadership workshop? Come and experience a 'day in the 'hive' Eco Tours
We sell honey straight from the hive for personal use, bulk sales, wedding favours and special occasions. We also sell other hive products such as candles, cosmetics, soap and bee wraps.
With a mutual interest in bees and sustainable living the Swarm Sisters (Lesley Boileau & Whitney Lake) were formed in 2016 to provide feral swarm removal services to the general public of Northumberland County.
Bees are one of the most fascinating creatures I have ever encountered, starting on how the bee hive hierarchy works to the 91 jobs a bee does in her life span of under 152 days.
Popular beekeeping course will interest both the beginner beekeeper and those individuals looking for knowledge about bees and the beekeeping industry. I teach these courses at Trent University
An interest in the natural world, particularly the relationships that exist between all living things has drawn Whitney to beekeeping. Working with these amazing creatures has given her a deeper understanding and appreciation for the complexities of nature. Honey bees can be both extremely resilient when faced with challenges in health and resources and also quite vulnerable.
Whitney has a honours degree in Environmental Science as well as a Masters of Education both from Trent university.
2014 Whitney founded the Trent Apiary Club, bringing the first hives to the Trent University Peterborough campus. Then together with Lesley Boileau formed a swarm removal business called the Swarm Sisters.
As a hobby beekeeper Whitney understands the challenges and excitement in taking those first few steps towards having your own apiary. Whitney is committed to working in partnership to share information and mentor new beekeepers.Primarily she believes in a world where we can form communities and co-exist with all things on this land.
We wish to acknowledge the traditional keepers of this land.
We at Lake Reflections Apiary recognize the unique and enduring relationship that exists between all Indigenous Peoples and their traditional territories. Our Beekeeping business is located on the traditional territory of the Mississauga Anishinaabe, in the territory covered by the Williams Treaty.
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174 Albert Street, Cobourg, Ontario K9A 2R4, Canada
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"Living in the world as if it were home" Tim Lilburn
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