Welcome to the Honey Journal

The story of honey began, before ever since. In a pure land and in a time of boundless compassion.

A blessing of health from the plant and animal kingdom.

Its medicinal capacity, history, and cultural significance inspires this expedition.

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Honey Journal

Eva Crane in Australia, 1967

AUSTRALIA, 1967, NEW SOUTH WALES, Wild honeybee colony in tree. (ECT-1144)  Full Gallery: https://www.evacranetrust.org/en/gallery/australia  The purposes of Dr Crane's 6-week visit to Australia in October-November 1967, which was made at...

Pollen

Pollen Research The life giving dust.  Bee pollen is a complex blend of proteins, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and lipids, collected by honeybees from plants and combined with nectar and...

Colony Bees join IUCN

IUCN Oceania welcomes the Colony Bees Association as a new Member Full article here The Colony Bees Association is pleased to announce our membership of the International Union for the...

Sugarbag country

, "He showed the ancestors how to get bush food and gave them sugarbag from the bush bee." A preliminary study of culturally modified sugarbag trees in the Laura Sandstone...

Be One

Wolfgang Butrress Released label: Rivertones Release date: 12th February 2016 A hypnotic conceptualisation of the life, work and living environment of the bee, “One” is a truly transcendental record.  The...

Surfing the Sweet Wave: Honeybees, a migratory ...

Migration of bees "Research could in turn enable policy makers to take steps to protect the vital migratory routes of these spectacular, charismatic pollinators and honey producers as they ‘surf...