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Huge win for Rocky stingless bee keepers
A long-term goal has been to advocate for the deregulation of Australian stingless native bees in the Rockhampton region. After sustained efforts campaigning and educating,
A long-term goal has been to advocate for the deregulation of Australian stingless native bees in the Rockhampton region. After sustained efforts campaigning and educating,
Michael Batley, Australian Museum, SydneyTim asked me for an update on the articles I wrote about bushfire and bees, published in issue 12, July 2020
In exciting Northern Territory branch news, Barry Conde was nominated for the Environment & Conservation Award at the Territory Natural Resource Management 2023 Awards on
Huge win for Rocky stingless bee keepersA long-term goal has been to advocate for the deregulation of Australian stingless native bees in the Rockhampton region.
Christmas picnicDecember has bought a nice wrap-up to our first year as the NT branch. Our members all agreed it would be a lovely way
Firstly thank you to Doug and Madonna for last month’s submission with an excellent account of our Nov Branch get together for a demonstration of
Tropical Cyclone JasperAt the time of writing this report, our region has seen TC Jasper blow through 4 days ago. Members received lots of advice
Report of branch meeting November 2023The Coffs Harbour branch meeting on Sunday 19th November was hosted by member Judith Webster, at her workplace, Coffs Beekeeping
Report of branch meeting November 2023We’ve had a wonderful end of year with two special events that also incorporated our branch meetings. This is something
The Sydney branch (Sydney Native Bee Community) held their AGM on Saturday 18th November, a lovely morning catching up, and meeting some members for the
Happy New Year to members of the Brisbane Branch. In December close to 20 people attended a BBQ and Christmas get together at Steve and
Australia is home to over 2,000 species of native bee, but few of these are highly social, colony-forming bees. Over 90% of Australia’s bees are