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

Taking action with the Nature Conservation Council

Colony Bees is pleased to join NCC as a Full Member society.  The Nature Conservation Council of NSW is a leading environmental advocacy organisation working to protect forests, oceans, rivers and...

Phylogenetics of Bees

The Classic Taxonomy Adjlane N., Badmazhapova E., Berezin A., Borodachev A., Brandorf A., Dar S. A., Dukku U.H., Eskov E., Gajda A., Gregorc A., Gulov A., Gushchina E., Hatjina F.,...

Chelifers, Copenhagen, Denmark

Chelifer cancroides, the house pseudoscorpion, is a species of pseudoscorpion. Chelifer cancroides feeds on small arthropods such as mites. Chelifer cancroides has been found under bark of trees, in caves,...

Ngarlu (Sugarbag)

https://www.ictv.com.au/video/5014-ngarlu-sugarbag This video shows the collection of ngarlu (sugar bag) and the best places to find it. It features Violet Wadrill Nanaku, Biddy Wavehill Yamawurr Nangala and Topsy Dodd Ngarnjal...

A gathering of wild bees

A sun sets over the grounds of Boomland, Portugal, A bassline rips through the air like distant thunder, A quiet rhythm hums beneath our feet, the working of wild bees,...

Quercus suber trees (Cork Oak) for wild honeybees

An observation of wild Apis species has been made in the rural landscape of Idanha-a-Nova, Portugal. Living amongst a cork oak (Quercus suber) tree which is a keystone species of Mediterranean...