Bees for Development Trust would like to thank all those who renewed their membership, sponsored a beekeeper and showed their support for our work at the National Honey Show

NEWS 

Join the campaign to ban the use of neonicotinoid pesticides in the UK by signing these petitions - No.10 and Soil Association.

New journal on the web - the Journal of Pollination Ecology!

An open access journal, with no costs for authors

Call for papers is now out click here 

Training sponsorship opportunity at Ghent University, Belgium. click here for information. Deadline for application 1 February 2010

Now available online - a new book by Dr Nicola Bradbear titled 'Bees and their role in forest livelihoods: a guide to the services provided by bees and the sustainable harvesting, processing and marketing of their products' can now be downloaded from the FAO website. Click here to be taken to the link in our Information Portal.  Or you can order a copy at our store.

What we do

Our aim is to assist people living in poor countries to achieve sustainable livelihoods through beekeeping.
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Network Centre

Contact members of the global beekeeping community to share knowledge and experiences.
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Journal

A valuable and regular source of information, up-to-date news and experiences about apiculture worldwide.
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Information Portal

A gateway to the largest range of beekeeping information relating to developing countries.
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