You don’t need to be a bee keeper, be a keeper of bees…

by making our outdoor spaces a welcoming habitat for both new and existing bees and pollinators. Without bees and other pollinators much of the world’s food supply would end so it’s critical to support these essential links in our global food chain.

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Rotary District 9685 Conference

Rotary District 9685 Conference

Rotary District 9685 held its conference in the charming town of Cowra NSW 17-19 March. The Rotarians for BEES team had everyone a-buzz with their great bee-themed merchandise (designed by Sue Liu https://linktr.ee/sueliu and native beehives on display. Apiarist...

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Our Focus

We aim to educate and encourage action to support bees and pollinators and their role in agriculture & horticulture around the world, thus ensuring food security.

Powerful Pollinators

Attract bees and other pollinators to your garden, with strategic planting advice from the Wheen Bee Foundation.

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The Waggle Dance

This dance mimics the extraordinary way honey bees communicate and celebrates bees’ crucial role in pollination and food security.

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Disease - Varroa

Upto date advice on the Varroa mite incursion in NSW and the current eradication efforts by New South Wales Department of Primary Industries.

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Bee Friendly Hall – Jonathan Palmer

Bee Friendly Hall – Jonathan Palmer

Hall Honeys members Bill Pearson and Jonathan Palmer with ACT for Bees founder Julie Armstrong with some of the bee hotels distributed to Hall households. Picture: Dion Georgopoulos Hall Village is...

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We would love to hear from you. Whether you’re a Rotarian or not, we need people like you getting involved to help create the awareness to solve the issues faced by our pollinators..