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Australian Native Bee Association

The Australian Native Bee Association (ANBA) promotes the conservation and sustainable use of all Australian native bees.

They support the protection and conservation of Australian native bees in the wild, as well as in honey production.  They provide information about native bees to the general public, and work with Indigenous communities to exchange knowledge about bees.

Beekeeping is something you can do from home – it’s an important part of protecting our pollinators!

If you want to know more about the work that they do, or learn how you can help bees thrive, visit their website today!

Check them out and get involved!

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1416 Middle Road

Peak Crossing

QLD

Ph. 04 3441 6053

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