New blog from @ZioElena, PhD student with Jane Stout working on PROTECTS project on "Honey fraud: The secret behind the labels" campusbuzz.blog/2020/12/07/hon…

NIHBS County Louth Beekeepers Association Bee Improvement & Queen Rearing Workshop Event, this weekend Date: Sunday, 8th June 2025 Time: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Location: Kevin Griffin Apiary  A91 P043 Join Us for an Exciting and Informative Event

Are you 12-25 and passionate about bees?  Share your experience, vision, or innovation for the future of beekeeping at the Apimondia congress. Find out more: apimondia.org/latest/call-fo…

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Watch: Support in Donegal for St Colmcille public holiday rte.ie/news/regional/… via RTÉ

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NIHBS Queen Rearing practical demonstration - Sunday 6 July, 2 - 5 pm, CPI Centre, Castlefinn. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions, all proceeds goes to NIHBS. Open to members from all beekeeping associations north and south. Refreshments available from 1.30pm.

Look out for the 'NIHBS Bee Signs' to guide you to the venue Tea, coffee, sandwiches and traybakes will be available for all attendees.   We'll also have Three Rivers banners at the venue entrance.  The CPI Centre is located on the main road in the centre of Castlefinn village,

The Native Irish Honey Bee Queen rearing and Honey Bee Improvement day Saturday 19th July 2025 @ 14.00 - 17.30

The Native Irish Honey Bee Queen rearing and Honey Bee Improvement day Saturday 19th July 2025 @ 14.00 - 17.30

Native Irish Honey Bee Interview with Professor Grace McCormack, Galway university.  rss.com/podcasts/love-… via RSS.com

Saturday, 9th  August 2025 at 14:00 - 17.00 Graceystown Road - Banbridge BT32 4DZ - United Kingdom This will be held at the association's Tullyhenan apiary site on the Graceystown Road, Banbridge, BT32 4DZ, (turn off the A1 dual carriageway opposite Gibson’s Quarry,

First, the Asian Hornet – recently sighted in Cork – threatens to devastate our bees. Now, an even deadlier pest looms on the horizon: Tropilaelaps, a parasitic mite worse than varroa, capable of wiping out entire colonies.

First, the Asian Hornet – recently sighted in Cork – threatens to devastate our bees. Now, an even deadlier pest looms on the horizon: Tropilaelaps, a parasitic mite worse than varroa, capable of wiping out entire colonies.

A 'challenging' operation - the first of its kind in Ireland corkbeo.ie/news/local-new…

Save Ireland’s Bees Before It’s Too Late – Stop the Tropilaelaps Mite - Sign the Petition! chng.it/QDQvZwt9R9 via Change.org

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Postdoc researcher, Arrigo Moro, writes for The Conversation UK about the wild honeybee's status—officially listed as endangered in the EU—and how we can no longer afford to leave them understudied and unprotected.🐝 @stem_galway ow.ly/GWls50XaqL9