Next in the Scotish Beekeepers Association series of free, online lectures is Prof Richard Pywell, who will be sharing more information on the National Honey Monitoring Scheme. Working in partnership […]

Which plants attract the most bees? About this event   In 2011, Rosi Rollings wanted to start a plant nursery dedicated to 'plants for bees' but didn't know much about […]

Preparing for successful spring build up - Marin Anastasov, Master Beekeeper, NDB As the seasons go from autumn to winter, and from winter to spring, the colony undergoes significant changes […]

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How honeybees defend themselves against attack by by giant asian hornets About this event Cambridgeshire Beekeepers' Association are delighted to welcome Professor Heather Mattila to discuss her latest research on […]

The 63rd AGM of East Waterford Beekeepers Association will be held at Dunhill Ecopark Education Centre at 7:30pm on 27/10/2021. Notification will be sent to members soon. We have will […]

Understand the evolution of natural Varroa-tolerance mechanisms in various beekeeping populations. About this event Since the arrival of the Varroa mite from Asia, millions of honey bee colonies have died. […]

About this event Chronic bee paralysis is a serious disease of the honey bee that can manifest as symptoms in individual adult honey bees as well as whole colonies. Giles […]

Wednesday 19th January, 8pm with Professor Robert Paxton Bee viruses past, present & future: impact & management Arguably the most serious threat to honey bees worldwide are viruses, some of […]

A challenging season (2021) - what happened and why? with Geoff Blay MB Thursday, 20 January⋅19:00 – 21:00  Description:Geoff reflects on 2021’s unusual and challenging season and looks at […]

Gavin Fitzpatrick will give a talk on rendering bees wax and candle making in Dunhill Education Centre at 7:30 Wednesday 26th October.