The Beekeepers Quarterly
The Beekeepers Quarterly
The Beekeepers Quarterly is an international English language beekeeping journal published by Northern Bee Books since 1984. Edited by Andrea Quigley and Norman Carreck this full colour A4 magazine has over 60 pages stuffed with the latest beekeeping news, views & research.
A strong team of correspondents from all over the world report regularly on beekeeping topics of local and global importance. Whilst its contents are directed mainly to beekeeping, the magazine also looks at the wider issues which have an impact on the craft especially as regards to the environment, farming, conservation and global warming.
Our contributors have specialised knowledge on particular aspects of beekeeping, drawn largely from their own experiences, and include both amateur and commercial beekeepers, scientists, and representatives of organisations that have an interest in beekeeping as a craft or industry.
Inside this Issue
- Bee Genetics: Part of the conservation effort for wild bees, Andrea Quigley (UK)
- SICAMM Conference 2025, John Greenaway (Ireland)
- IBRA: 80 years and more serving bee research around the globe, Dr Fani Hatjina (Greece)
- A big week for the Native Irish Honey Bee, Loretta Neary (Ireland)
- UK Bee Removers: NBU Disease day, Stuart Roberts (UK)
- Lessons from the Honey Bee: Finding Our Way, Tyler Shaw (USA)
- The risk of tropilaelaps for European beekeeping, Mustafa Muz (Turkey)
- The small hive beetle in Sicily again, Norman Carreck (UK)
- Yellow legged Asian hornet Vespa velutina nigrithorax update, Prof. Stephen Martin (UK)
- The Habitat Crisis: A Call to Action, Jeff Ott (USA)
- Trees and Bees: A Closer Look, Graham Kingham (UK)
- The Wandlebury free living honey bees of 2024, Bill Clark (UK)
- The bees in the Woodland Trust’s ‘Millennium Wood’, Bill Clark (UK)
- The Social Life of Bees IVa The origin of the corbiculate bees, Alan Wade (Australia)
- International Development: Bees in paradise David Cramp (New Zealand)
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