BeeAware is a hub of information for beekeepers and growers about honey bee biosecurity and pollination of agricultural and horticultural crops.
The site contains an extensive range of information about exotic and established pests and diseases of honey bees, and helps beekeepers to identify and respond to these pest threats. It also contains information about the pollination of crops and how beekeepers and growers can work together to provide and receive best practice pollination services.
BeeAware was funded by the Australian honey bee industry, pollinator-reliant plant industries, Plant Health Australia, governments and R&D agencies.
Guides to better pollination
Pollination guides for blueberry, melon, macadamia and avocado crops are now available for Australian producers. Each brochu ...
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Varroa mites detected again at Townsville Port
Varroa mites have been detected on an Asian honey bee nest that was recently found and destroyed at the Port of Townsville. T ...
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It’s a buzz
Native bee enthusiasts and professionals alike are in a buzz of excitement with the formation their own member organisation, ...
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How surveillance protects our bees
Surveillance for bee pests from overseas is essential to maintaining a healthy bee population in Australia and protecting our ...
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Western Australia a sweet spot for beekeeping
Western Australians’ affinity with beekeeping continues to grow, with the number of registered beekeepers across the State ...
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Ten reasons why the Code of Practice is good a thing
The Australian Honey Bee Industry Biosecurity Code of Practice sets requirements for beekeepers that provide a framework for ...
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