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The Beekeepers Quarterly THE GLOBAL BEEKEEPING MAGAZINE.

International English language beekeeping journal published 4 times a year, established in 1984, edited by Norman Carreck and Dr Andrea Quigley, published by Northern Bee Books.

20/05/2025

The next in the BBKA series of Zoom talks will be 'The Beekeeping Year: Year 1' with Ian Campbell on Tuesday 20th May 2025 at 7pm. This is a change to the previously advertised talk. A recording of this talk will be available on YouTube for those unable to watch live.

Ian Campbell is the social media manager for the BBKA. He has been a beekeeper in the North East of England for over 15 years. A former Chair of Newcastle and District BKA, he has made his way through the BBKA’s modules and practical assessments to Advanced Theory Certificate level. He undertakes beginners and improvers practical and theory training sessions each season. He keeps around twenty colonies in locations ranging from city centre to rural. He recently wrote The Beekeeping Year section of BBKA News.

Zoom link has been sent to Branches & Associations. It is also available on the BBOA Online Learning Platform

20/05/2025

🐝 Solitary Bee Week is almost upon us! 🐝

You may have noticed that it’s come round earlier this year - that's because we've moved Solitary Bee Week to coincide with World Bee Day and the time that many of these precious pollinators are out and about.

From Tuesday 20 – Tuesday 27 May, we will be sharing facts, stories and easy ways that people can support solitary bees.

💛 So, whether you plan to , or , join us to celebrate the unsung heroes of the pollinator world.

Don’t forget to tag us and use the hashtag !

More information can be found on our website 👉 https://www.buglife.org.uk/bugs/solitary-bee-week/

20/05/2025

👏🐝IBRA announces its 3rd International Art Competition on photographs of 🐝🐝Bees' Anatomical Features!
Deadline to send your photographs : 31st of July 2025
Send your contributions to: [email protected]
more details on the submission: https://ibra.org.uk/

20/05/2025
06/05/2025

Today sees the start of - will you make every journey count?

🪰 In 2025 participants across the UK will be joined by Citizen Scientists in the Republic of Ireland, as Bugs Matter expands in a crucial next step of the survey.
👇
https://www.buglife.org.uk/news/bugs-matter-survey-launches-in-the-republic-of-ireland/

If you have a Smartphone you can take part following these easy steps:
🪰 Download the app which is available free in both IOS and Android.
🪰 Create an account to sign up.
🪰 Start surveying on any journey you make in a vehicle between 1 May to 30 September.
👇
https://www.buglife.org.uk/get-involved/surveys/bugs-matter/

It really is that simple!

❓Are you taking part in Bugs Matter?
Kent Wildlife Trust Amazon Web Services Openreach

06/05/2025

Calling all young beekeepers!

Are you between 13 and 18 years old? Beekeeping for at least a year? Want to meet fellow young beeks from across the UK?

This July, the Ulster Beekeepers Association are hosting the International Meeting of Young Beekeepers’ 2025 Home Nations event near Belfast on the 11th / 12th of July 2025. Participants from all the home nations of the UK and Ireland are being invited and the BBKA is once again sponsoring a team of up to six young beekeepers on an all expenses paid trip. With a mixture of practical beekeeping and cultural exchange, it looks to be a great event.

We will be hosting a selection day at the BBKA HQ in Stoneleigh on Saturday the 24th May. If you feel eligible and are interested in taking part, please get in touch by emailing [email protected] as soon as possible!

02/05/2025

There are a few days left to submit your feedback.

The US Beekeeping Survey is closing in 3 days. Your feedback helps researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers address key beekeeping challenges.

Thank you for your support!

🔗 Survey link: https://apiaryinspectors.org/US-beekeeping-survey-blog25.1

Auburn University Bees Inspectors of America

02/05/2025

For most participants, no visa will be needed 🛂
Denmark follows the common rules of the EU/Schengen area. That also means you can travel freely between Denmark, Norway, and Sweden during your stay! 🇳🇴🇸🇪🇩🇰

However, if you do need a visa:

• You can apply up to 6 months before your planned arrival.

• It’s recommended to apply as early as possible — and no later than 3 months before your trip.

• Denmark does not offer visas on arrival, so you must apply and receive your visa before traveling.

• All Danish embassies have been informed about the Congress to help ensure a smooth and efficient application process.

Find all the details here:
https://apimondia2025.com/?p=visa-information

Not sure if you need a visa?
Check your country’s status here:
https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/Words-and-concepts/US/Visum/Countries-with-a-visa-requirement-and-visa-free-countries

Let’s make your journey to Apimondia 2025 as smooth as possible. We look forward to seeing you in Copenhagen!

02/05/2025

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