The Colony Bees Association

Our service is to advance knowledge and awareness to the nature of bees and the indigenous wisdom of apiculture.

As a registered charity we contribute to this cultural heritage through education, research and advocacy.

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Wild Hive Walking Tour

29th June 9.00 - 3.00

Field Training

Wild Hive Observation

Conservation Meeting

Arakwal NP
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Gathering

29th June 9.00 - 3.00

Bee Sanctuary Opening

Coorabell Hall
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World Bee Day

20 May, 2025

On this day of May 20, 2025 for the 8th international observance of World Bee Day,

We hereby acknowledge all bees and give thanks to their guiding spirit and recognise Australian wild honeybees as naturalised.

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Plant pollination, medicine for man, and clean air for earth.

Plant pollination is a primary service of bees to the land.

Wild Bees and Sanctuaries are essential to the protection of healthy pollinators and the cultivation of medicine including Honey, Propolis, Pollen, Royal Jelly and Apilarnil.

The significance of wild Bees for biodiversity is not to be understated. These genetically advanced species ensure longevity through swarming, a bees natural reproductive capacity.

These bees also play a vital role in the purification of air and the balancing of elements such as Carbon (Co2) and water (H2o) in the atmosphere. This important ecological action helps in the achievement of both SDG goals and other Climate Change objectives such as the Paris Agreement.

Together our dreaming continues, for the vision of a renewed earth.

Research 

Enhancing health and vitality with the hive

Medicinal Apiculture works with the hive to increase the structure and function of the human body, mind and spirit.

Apitherapy 

Wayfinders, a swarms voyage

Our commitment towards preserving wild genetics continues as we gear up for the swarm season ahead.

Research 

Welcome to the Guardianship