Native Bee Honey Given The Tick Of Approval
By: Dean Haley, Chair of ANBA honey committee, Brisbane. The Australian Native Bee Association (ANBA) is very pleased that Food
By: Dean Haley, Chair of ANBA honey committee, Brisbane. The Australian Native Bee Association (ANBA) is very pleased that Food
I visited the Qld Garden Expo today and grabbed a few pics for the ANBA website and newsletter. ANBA had
Genomics of Stingless Bees – James Hereward The July meeting of the Australian Native Bee Association – Brisbane Branch was
Nest Biology of Bumble Bees – Bombus sp – Flavia Massaro Flavia is a well known researcher in the Native
Kupae (Max Dillon) – Kombumerri Bees Kupae (Max Dillon) from Kombumerri Bees on the Gold Coast opened the meeting with
Dean Haley generously hosted this months Australian Native Bee Association – Brisbane meeting at his place with around 40 people
Australian Native Bee Association – Honey Standards Meeting 04/08/2019 In October 2018 a number of people involved with the Stingless
Romina Rader – Senior Lecturer in Community Ecology at the University of New England, Armidale. Her research interests include the
The Brisbane Native Bee Keepers Club filled the room with their annual Hive Exhibition at the Hut at Mt Cootha.
Brogan Amos was the guest speaker at the clubs November meeting. Brogan has done a lot of research in to
The great minds of the “Native Stingless Bee World” gathered in Brisbane for the first meeting in a series of
Photo: Francisco and Tim The secret life of males – Male reproductive behaviour in stingless bees Francisco was the guest
Steve Maginnity was the guest speaker at the August 5 meeting. He was running late as he put trust in
Above: Epic Selfie -Bus full of happy campers out for the field trip. Hive Exhibition The day started with a
Above: Tim Heard opening the Conference The first Australian Native Bee Conference was held on the Gold Coast – Queensland
Giorgio Venturieri was guest speaker at the Brisbane Native Bee Keepers Club meeting for May 2018. Giorgio recently moved to
Ann Ross from Hive Haven described her journey from her first hive and through the development of the current Hive
John Klumpp, pictured holding the hive, definitely has some celebrity status as the meeting room was overflowing with members keen
Brisbane Native Beekeepers Club website https://www.anba.org.au Meetings are held 1st Sunday of each month at 1pm. (no meeting in January)
nativebeehives.com is a project website with a focus on individual design and construction of Native Bee Hives, lots of photos, information about Australian native bees and also a news story thrown in around the place!