Dr Ros Gloag is a lecturer in evolutionary biology at the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, the University of

Dr Kit Prendergast As the global human population grows, the landscapes where we live, work and play – urban landscapes

Following the enthusiastic embrace of the first two conferences, ANBA will host the third Australian Native Bee conference in Sydney

MEMBERS FEATURE ARTICLE This month’s feature article is penned by Dr Judy Friedlander, the founder and director of not-for-profit, PlantingSeeds

FEATURE ARTICLE – by Kellie Clayton This month’s issue features an original article by Kellie Clayton who writes about how

Australian stingless bees are parasitized in one form or another by a variety of other insects, including flies, wasps and

Some Australian stingless bee keepers have observed young queens inside the nest with “passenger” bees on their abdomens. Are these

Pollination is important to production of many crops, including berries. European honeybees are useful pollinators of raspberries and blackberries, but

Our feature article this month comes from Manu Saunders, a community ecologist based at the University of New England, NSW.

Native floral enhancement plantings provide native bees and other pollinators with a floral banquet year-round Lena undertook her PhD at

ANBA is delighted to be part of this game-changing research. We contributed funding and honey samples of different stingless bee

Australian Association of Animal Sciences Tobias Smith and Cristiano Menezes gave outstanding presentations in last week’s webinar. Both made an