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SYDNEY Bees SYDNEY Bees Dr Nala Even How well do you know bees and How well do you know bees and Sydney bees? Sydney bees? h(ps://www.zee0ngs.com/sydneybees Honey Bees -founded by a famous colonel in 1954 -suffered from diploma0c

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Dr Naïla Even

SYDNEY Bees SYDNEY Bees

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Honey

How well do you know bees and How well do you know bees and Sydney bees? Sydney bees?

h(ps://www.zee0ngs.com/sydneybees

Bees

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Committee 2018

  • founded by a famous colonel in 1954
  • suffered from diploma0c disagreements
  • survived near death early 200
  • recovery in 2007
  • unprecedented growth in the last 5 years

2000 members

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Urban beekeeping in the rise

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Committee

President: Naila Even Vice President: David Rosen Secretary: Phil Crowley Apiary officer: Olivier Pingot Treasurer: ChrisFne Underhill Media officer: Vera Sistenich General commiJee members: Doug Purdie Elke Haege Gavin Smith Elizabeth Chapman Gabriele wagner Zoe Thayer Felicity Halo Katy Thompson

161 Members, branch created in 2012 by Doug purdie Vicky Brown Elke Haege

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Networking community support

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Educating through practice

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Educating through practice

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Collective work

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Education from experts

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Collaborating with other local communities

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Newsletters

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Solitary Australian na0ve: domino cukoo

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Tetragonula Carbonaria Apis Mellifera Na0ve social - S0ngless = produce very low honey stores European honeybee S0ng and produce a lot of honey!

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European bees

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Honeybee life cycle

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Native bee nest

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Food security

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Economical Impact

Bees Pollinate 1/3 of

  • ur harvest

Produc0on of: Honey, wax, propolis, royal jelly = 4-6 billions $ per year in Australia = 92 million de $

Economical impact

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Pollinisa0on

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Honey extraction

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centrifuge filter bucket Honey frames

Honey extraction

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“Colony collapse disorder” (CCD) is directly linked to world globalisa0on of exchange.

(Bees are threatened worldwide except in

Australia so far!!)

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Create habitats

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Plant fmowers

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Thank you !

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Better apiculture through knowledge

1-increase the knowledges of bees and bee culture 2-improve the standard of beekeeping among beekeepers and to encourage the forma0on of branches 3-assist the study of subjects allied and relevant to apiculture 4-foster intelligent observa0on and prac0cal handling of bees 5-afford advice and assistance to beginners 6-to arrange lectures, discussion, demonstra0ons and field days for the benefit of members 7-to assist members in the acquisi0on of suitable apicultural literature and equipment by purchase or loan from the associa0on 8- to seek and assist people who are interested and qualified to carry out research work on bees and bee culture, and to arrange for assistance in the recogni0on, control and treatment of disease affec0ng bees. 9-to protect the honey and pollen flora and the interests of beekeepers 10-to encourage observance of the apiaries act and regula0ons 11- to publish a news bulle0n at regular intervals to include the details of mee0ngs and other relevant informa0on.