By increasing the diversity of indigenous plants in urban areas, researchers from the University of Melbourne have seen a seven times increase in the number
Supporting the health and expansion of the Australian stingless bee industry James Cook and Robert Spooner-Hart A major new research project on stingless bees has
We met on Monday 2nd of October for our monthly branch meeting. During the meeting, our members all shared information on the progress of preparing
The Cassowary Coast Branch didn’t meet in October, however, we have been swamped with requests to work with students in schools in our cluster and
Even up in Far North Queensland the seasons make a difference. We’ve had a wet winter, and lately the bees have been loving the warm
With the return of warm weather, members have been busily engaged in some interesting native-bee related activities. Late last month, new member Jan McSweeney invited
I personally visited family in Brisbane recently and was interesting to observe a lot of bee activity in the big smoke, two eduction hives I
The Coffs Harbour branch met on Sunday the 17th of September at Walter’s property in Boambee.We discussed the hive hosting program we are facilitating in
A Day in the CountryOur September meeting (incorporating our AGM) and stall at Killabakh, A Day in the Country, proved to be a wonderful day
