British Beekeepers Association

Time 2020-07-15 16:07:35

Web Name: British Beekeepers Association

WebSite: http://www.bbka.org.uk

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Winter Survival Survey shows Higher Losses winter 2019The latest survey from the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) shows higher losses of 17.3% of colonies compared to last year when losses were 9%. Read moreBeekeepers are often approached about winged, flying creatures, especially in the spring and summer period, when they are their most active simply working and are no cause for alarm. We can only help if they are honeybees. Read moreBees are livestock and must be tended says BBKA chair Anne Rowberry who is working with Defra. See latest statement here. Read moreThe BBKA office is offering a much-reduced service due to the Covid -19 pandemic. For more information click here. Read moreHow to find bee themed gifts, and books on beekeeping plus materials to help you pass bee examsPublished:27th September, 2019Author:Claire HartryBees should be in every school in the UK! That's our mission anyway. Can you help?Published:19th July, 2018Author:Claire HartryHoneybees face several threats from climate change to loss of forage to the use of pesticides and pests and diseases. We need your help to finance research into how we can combat these threats.Published:17th July, 2019Author:Claire HartryTarget amount: 100,000.00Amount raised: 1,053.48DonateFundraiseSave the BeesHoneybees face several threats from climate change to loss of forage to the use of pesticides and pests and diseases. We need your help to finance research into how we can combat these threats. Read moreApiary and EducationWe currently use our Apiary only 10 - 12 days maximum throughout the year to conduct beekeeping exams and assessments. It will become a visitor centre to teach as many people as possible about the magic of bees and pollinators and we need help to achieve it. Read moreWinter Survival Survey shows Higher Losses winter 2019The latest survey from the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) shows higher losses of 17.3% of colonies compared to last year when losses were 9%. Read moreQueen Rearing Courses are a HitThe BBKA introduced Queen Rearing Courses last year to encourage people to breed their own queens. Now surveys show high satisfaction with the knowledge they gained. Read moreUnconfirmed sighting of Asian Hornet on UK MainlandA small nest of hornets in an outbuilding in Monmouthshire has been destroyed. Read moreHelpful links The British Beekeepers AssociationThe British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) is a registered charity: England and Wales no. 1185343.The National Beekeeping Centre, National Agricultural Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, CV8 2LG | 0300 020 0649SitemapAccessibilityTerms ConditionsPrivacy PolicySocial Media PolicyContact Us

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