The Wax Moth Breeders Association seeks to protect the vital populations of the greater and lesser wax moth in North America and around the world.
Wax moths rely on careless, lazy, or inexperienced beekeepers (like Charlie Agar of Charlie Bee Company, among others - you know who you are) to leave failed hives in the field long enough for this vital species to reproduce, grow, and prosper.
Big, failed bee hives invite wax moth larvae and cocoons, generating loads of messy webbing, divots in your woodware, and impressive amounts of feces - a small price to pay for being the genesis of another lifecycle of moths.
Join the Wax Moth Breeders Association to show your support and impress your friends today. Enter your information below to see if you make the cut.
