Allergy to bee and wasp stings http://www.anaphylax......tings.html
A bee or wasp sting may cause gross swelling at the site of the sting. This is not dangerous. But a few people - under half a per cent of the population - may experience a severe, generalised allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis. The symptoms may include:
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Bee Base https://secure.fera.......k/beebase/
The BeeBase database was constructed in 1991 and made live in 1992. It holds data on all the inspections made by staff of the National Bee Unit (NBU) as well as laboratory samples submitted by beekeepers.
The website also provides information on the functional activities of the NBU, legislation, pests and diseases including their recognition and control, interactive maps, current research areas, publications, advisory leaflets and key contacts.
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Bee Improvement and Bee Breeders Association http://www.bibba.com/
BIBBA was founded in 1964 for the conservation, restoration, study, selection and improvement of the native and near-native honeybees of Britain and Ireland (Apis mellifera mellifera L.)
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Bees for Development http://www.beesfordevelopment.org/
Bees are essential for life. Beekeeping is an effective way for poor people to strengthen their livelihoods and fight poverty. Bees for Development provides information to assist them.
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Central Association of Bee-Keepers http://www.cabk.org.uk/
The Central Association of Bee-Keepers is a registered educational charity whose objectives are to promote and further the craft of beekeeping. By organising lectures and producing publications, the association enables beekeepers, bee scientists and others interested in bees to keep in touch with the latest research and ideas about bees and related topics. Acting as a bridge between the beekeeper and the scientist.
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Cumbria Beekeepers http://www.cumbriabeekeepers.co.uk
Cumbria Beekeepers Association is the umbrella organisation for the five local branches of the British Beekeepers Association in Cumbria. It was formed originally after a meeting of nine beekeepers in Cockermouth in April 1901. The local branches organise meeting and events throughout the year, and provide a contact to share social beekeeping events and training.
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International Bee Research Association http://www.ibra.org.uk/
IBRA is a charity working to increase awareness of the vital role of bees in the environment and to encourage the use of bees as wealth creators.
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Manchester & District Beekeepers Association http://www.mdbka.com
The homepage of Manchester & District Beekeepers Association
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National Beekeepers' Association of New Zealand http://www.nba.org.nz/
National Beekeepers' Association of New Zealand
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New Forest Beekeepers' Association http://www.newforestbeekeepers.org.uk
The New Forest Beekeepers Association (NFBKA) represents the interest of beekeeping and bees in the New Forest Hampshire uk.
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News on Colony Collapse Disorder http://www.honeybeequiet.com/
Across the United States and around the world, the honey bee populations are mysteriously vanishing. Honey bee colony losses are not uncommon, however, this sort of disappearence is unprecedented. This honey bee colony loss is due to uncharacteristic bee behavior: bees are failing to return to the hive.
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North East Beekeepers Convention Website http://www.nebees.org/
This website gives details of the Annual North East Beekepers Convention which is held in Durham each spring. Also included are details of past conventions, local contacts and associations and other local beekeeping news
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Protection of the European Dark Bee http://www.sicamm.org/
The survival of the native honey bee of northern Europe, Apis mellifera mellifera, L. is now seriously threatened throughout its natural range. SICAMM is an international union of beekeepers, regional and national associations, institutions and other groups that support a set of agreed objectives concerning conservation of this threatened subspecies.
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Reigate Beekeepers http://www.reigatebeekeepers.org.uk/
The Reigate Division of the Surrey Beekeepers Association covers a large area of the south of the County, taking in the approximate boundaries of Dorking, Mole Valley, Reigate and Banstead and Tandridge Councils.
The website contains a vast amount of information of interest to beekeepers nationwide.
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Scottish Beekeepers Association http://www.scottishbeekeepers.org.uk/
The Scottish Beekeepers Association is the national body that represents Scotland's beekeepers within the UK, throughout Europe and globally. It is a registered charity, and is run entirely by volunteers drawn from its membership.
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The Federation of Irish Beekeepers' Associations http://www.irishbeekeeping.ie/
Welcome to the website of the Federation of Irish Beekeepers' Associations.
The Federation represents our 45 local member associations.
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The Honey Association http://www.honeyassociation.com/
Welcome to the UK honey industry's official web site, compiled by the British Honey Importers and Packers Association (BHIPA).
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Wimbledon Beekeepers Association http://www.wimbledonbeekeepers.co.uk
The Wimbledon Division of the Surrey Beekeepers' Association is an organisation of Beekeepers, who operate in the London Borough of Merton and its surrounding areas. Every year we organise beginners’ courses and a variety of educational and social events for our members.
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