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Recent HB Posts

Help save our bees from Bayers pesticides! 24 hours to act!

The excellent organisation Avaaz is running a 24 hours campaign to put pressure on the company Bayer. The campaign aims to make Bayer stop selling or Governments to ban a select group of pesticides called neonicotinoids. Bayer has lobbied hard to keep these poisons on the market but already four european countries have banned them. [...]

Brand new site for Honey Beekeeping

Well a bit behind schedule and not completely finished but the new site has been launched anyway! There has been some struggles, it definitely was not easy transfering all the data from the old site. However, I think most of the info has survived intact and I will be reviewing it all and adding more [...]

Community Bee Group organise outreach day

The Bungay Community Bee Group (BCB) as well as keeping bees helps with education and engagement. The Bungay Bee Hive Day on Sunday 24th July is the biggest outreach event BCB have organised so far. At this celebration of ‘all things bee’ with there will be a full programme of talks, walks and ongoing activities [...]

Abruzzo Tornareccio Honey

Abruzzo is the region in a central Italy, home to three protected national parks with most spectacular mountain- and sea landscapes. Due to the climate, altitude and protected status you can find a wealth of trees old beech woods, mixed with Turkey oaks and Austrian pines form most of the forests, with maple, mountain ash, [...]

To Save Bees Humans Must Change

According to a recent United Nations report, the potentially disastrous decline in bees, impacting the vital pollinating element in food production for the growing global population, is likely to continue unless humans dramatically change their ways. The United Nations define these “ways” as everything from insecticides to air pollution and go on to say: “The [...]