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Western Australian Apiarists’ Society

Some members of the Western Australian Apiarists’ Society (WAAS) are professional or ex-professional beekeepers, but most have a small number of hives and could be best described as hobbyists.

WAAS is managed by an elected committee of members and relies on volunteers for many of its activities.

WAAS also supports a network of bee buddy groups, which enable members to meet informally to learn and help each other and of course to enjoy each others company.

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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PO Box 224

Bentley

WA

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