Outdoor Workers
Have bees on your property? Need information on bee removal? See our "Bee Removal" Section.
Download Florida Department of Agriculture's list of trained pest control professionals [200KB xls] (tabs on bottom of Excel sheet indicate counties).
Articles & Edis Documents
- Living with African Bees in Florida's Outdoor Workplace
- What to do about Africanized honey bees in Florida: A Consumer Guide
- Bee-Proofing for Florida Residents
- Frequently Asked Questions about the AHB in Florida
Flyers
- AHB Fact Sheet [100KB pdf]
- Difference between African and European honey bees Fact Sheet [200 KB pdf]
- Fact Sheet from Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services [380KB pdf]
Presentations
- Living with Africanized Bees [10.8MB ppt]
General introduction to AHB history, biology, behavior, and current distribution. - Script for "Living with Africanized Bees" [38KB pdf]
- Living with Africanized Honey Bees in the Outdoor Workplace [3.77MB ppt]
This presentation offers guidelines and protocols including where to look for AHB colonies, what to do if you find a colony, and who to contact for further questions. - Tree and Landscape Short Course
Training Events
- April 29, 2008: Highlands County, Desoto Fire Station 19
[65 KB] - April 15, 2008: Okeechobee County Extension Education Office [152KB pdf]
- January 24, 2008: Leon County First Responder, Outdoor Worker AHB Response Training [100KB pdf]
- January 25, 2008: Okaloosa County First Responder, Outdoor Worker AHB Response Training [108KB pdf]

Contact
- Michael O'Malley
Extension Program
Coordinator
Honey Bee Research &
Extension Laboratory
University of Florida
Entomology & Nematology
Department
PO Box 110620
Bldg. 970 Natural Area Dr.
Gainesville, FL 32611
Phone:
(352) 392-1901 x189
E-mail:
omalleym@ufl.edu

