B4 is supporting a University of Plymouth research project asking people across Devon and Cornwall to help record free-living honey bee colonies in old trees, walls, roof spaces and other natural or man-made cavities.

Attend in Person or Join Online On Saturday 11 April, Calstock Arts will host the B4 Symposium, a day focused on free-living honey bees, biodiversity, biosecurity and community involvement. The event runs from 10:00 to 15:00, with coffee and registration from 9:30. If you cannot attend in person, you can still be part of the day by joining online via Zoom. This makes it possible for more people to hear from the speakers, take part in the discussion and engage with the import

The Isles of Scilly bee conservation project continues to make excellent progress, as reported by Jilly at our recent B4 meeting. All RNA...

Several well-known and highly respected bee experts have publicly endorsed B4’s petition to close the Northern Ireland Loophole....