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The ANBA promotes the conservation, cultural significance and sustainable management of all Australian native bees. The ANBA promotes the development of native bee products and services to benefit agriculture, the community and the environment.
Native Bee Expo and Sugarbag Festival 2023
The attendees represented all native bee fans from curious beginners to some of the most experienced practitioners around. The information exchange occurred in conversations, and demonstrations, in information tents and at the HUGE native bee hive exhibition.
ANBA Bushfire Recovery Program
“The ANBA’s bushfire recovery program reintroduces Australian native bee colonies into wooded areas – providing them the opportunity to re-establish successfully into our ecosystems – unequivocally supporting the general revival of native bee populations in fire-ravaged areas.”
Our Vision - Australian native bees are valued and protected
Latest News
Branch News – Two new branches formed
September 6, 2023
NT (Northern Territory) branchThe NT branch voted to form on 1 July and is now officially endorsed as a new branch! The ANBA welcomes this
Ros Gloag recognised with prestigious Fellowship
September 6, 2023
Ros has won a University of Sydney Robinson Fellowship which work to support and retain the best early-career academics by creating a pathway towards continuing
New Native Bee Hive Fostering Programme launched on Gold Coast
September 6, 2023
New Native Bee Hive Fostering Programme launched on Gold CoastBy Jane Money, gordoandjane@optusnet.com.au The Gold Coast Regional Beekeepers Association is busy organising its new Native
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