Welcome to the Welsh Beekeepers Association (WBKA) website we hope you find your visit enjoyable and informative.
Individual membership of the WBKA is possible, but most of the 900 membership are indirect members who have joined one of the nineteen local independent beekeeping associations affiliated to the WBKA. A proportion of the fee paid by a member of an association goes towards the operating costs of the WBKA and also to providing third party and product liability insurance negotiated by the WBKA on behalf of its members.
The WBKA is governed by a Council consisting of elected members and officers. Member Associations are encouraged to contribute their views as to the future role and development of the WBKA and each Member Association may also appoint two voting members to the Council.
You can locate and find out more about your local association here.
We organise and run a successful Annual Convention with leading speakers and trade stands.
The WBKA publish and distribute The Welsh Beekeeper four times a year as part of our mission to keep Welsh beekeepers informed.
If you would like any further information about the Welsh Beekeepers' Association, email the secretary.
Individual membership of the WBKA is possible, but most of the 900 membership are indirect members who have joined one of the nineteen local independent beekeeping associations affiliated to the WBKA. A proportion of the fee paid by a member of an association goes towards the operating costs of the WBKA and also to providing third party and product liability insurance negotiated by the WBKA on behalf of its members.
The WBKA is governed by a Council consisting of elected members and officers. Member Associations are encouraged to contribute their views as to the future role and development of the WBKA and each Member Association may also appoint two voting members to the Council.
You can locate and find out more about your local association here.
We organise and run a successful Annual Convention with leading speakers and trade stands.
The WBKA publish and distribute The Welsh Beekeeper four times a year as part of our mission to keep Welsh beekeepers informed.
If you would like any further information about the Welsh Beekeepers' Association, email the secretary.
If you have any contributions, comments or suggestions for the website please email the webmaster
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Cymdeithas Gwenynwyr Cymru
Welsh Beekeepers' Association
Welsh Beekeepers' Association
Keeping Welsh Beekeepers Informed
The Welsh Assembly Government is holding its third annual beekeepers conference in Llandrindod Wells on 16th February 2010 (postponed from the 11th January 2010 due to weather conditions).
The Assembly Government has been working closely with the Welsh Beekeepers Association on delivering the outcomes of the Healthy Bees Plan and an update on progress will be provided. The National Bee Unit will also be delivering a training workshop on Varroa control and good husbandry.
If you would like to attend, please call Amy Byrne on 01267 245007.
The Assembly Government has been working closely with the Welsh Beekeepers Association on delivering the outcomes of the Healthy Bees Plan and an update on progress will be provided. The National Bee Unit will also be delivering a training workshop on Varroa control and good husbandry.
If you would like to attend, please call Amy Byrne on 01267 245007.