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Stingless bee health issues

April 6, 2025

Stingless bee health issuesSince early November, last year, there have been some very slow wheels turning around the most recent stingless bee health issues. I

ANBA Strategic Plan Update – April 2025

April 6, 2025

ANBA Strategic Plan Update Thank you again, members, for your input into the Association through our survey earlier this year. The Management Committee has incorporated

Report of meeting of the honey committee, 24 March 2025

April 6, 2025

Report of meeting of the honey committee, 24 March 2025Chair: Dean HaleyCommittee: Tony Blackwell, Giorgio Venturieri,Norhasnida Zawawi, Tim Heard, Peter Abbott, Ann Ross. Dear ANBA

Kiwi Bees Have Tiny Knees

March 10, 2025

Kiwi Bees Have Tiny Kneesby Rachel Weston, Illustrator: Richard Hoit Reviewed by Julie Clarke, ANBA Cairns Rachel Weston’s Kiwi Bees Have Tiny Knees is a

The Bee squad, Boosting biodiversity in your neighbourhood

March 10, 2025

The Bee squad, Boosting biodiversity in your neighbourhoodby Judy Friedlander Reviewed by Stewart Clarke, ANBA Cairns Today in the mail I received an advanced reader’s

Insect hotel installation at Rockhampton Botanical Gardens

January 12, 2025

An ongoing collaboration with the Rockhampton Botanical Gardens is proving both enjoyable and productive. The large insect hotel Lloyd constructed was installed on a memorably

Queensland branches – Queensland Community Gambling Grant

December 20, 2024

Great news for Queensland branches, we are eligible to apply for funding in the next funding round commencing 1st December 2024.Queensland branches can apply for

The Birds and the Bees, and Aboriginal Culture

December 20, 2024

Steve Brownlie and I (Dean) teamed up with Brad Steadman to present a native bee workshop and Aboriginal cultural activities on the October long weekend.

Dr Anne Dollin sends out her last AussieBee Email Update

December 9, 2024

Dr Anne Dollin is an exemplary science communicator having spent her life not just doing native bee research but making it accessible to everyone. This

Clarifying membership levels

December 9, 2024

The ANBA offers three levels of membership:Standard, Concessional and Industry. We allow our members to self-assess and choose the level they feel is most appropriate

Native Bee Honey Given The Tick Of Approval

August 4, 2024

By: Dean Haley, Chair of ANBA honey committee, Brisbane. The Australian Native Bee Association (ANBA) is very pleased that Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ)