What would happen if we had no bees?
Agriculture as we know it
would collapse
A world without apples, mangoes strawberries and pears.
Many animals would become extinct.
Put simply,
it would be a global disaster.
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Our Story

We all share a common issue: no bees = no life. Save the Bees Australia aims to empower others to create change in their world. Bees and humanity face a major challenge from insecticides, herbicides, industrial-scale monoculture food farming and habitat fragmentation. Together we can tackle these issues and Save the Bees.

What we Do

Save the Bees Australia’s aim is to unite like-minded people and raise awareness of the importance of bees and the plight that bees face. We are passionate advocates and educators who work with the community to change policy and personal action to support bee populations. Save the Bees Australia evolved from saving and rehousing problematic bee infestations to a social enterprise advocating for organic farming, nutrition, pollution, environment, education, wisdom, permaculture and love.

How you can Help

Donate

Your support allows us to keep Save the Bees Australia generating change. Please call us if you have any questions about your contribution. How do donations help?

Sign the Petition

Sign our petition to have imported honey labeled with country of origin. Help prevent corporations from confusing consumers by not adding country of origin on their imported honey products.

Personal Action

Learn how you can create a bee-friendly home and support bee-friendly practices.

Report a bee swarm

Do you have a swarm of bees that are bothering you?  Swarm Patrol puts you in contact with beekeepers who will house and relocate the colony.

Bees are at their most vulnerable and friendly when they swarm. Every bee in the hive knows the status of the hive’s health, production, and coherence. When the hive has ample honey and favourable weather conditions the colony will split to reproduce.  Swarming involves the oldest and wisest bees leaving their established location to scout out a new location.

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“One can no more approach people without love than one can approach bees without care.  Such is the quality of bees…”
Leo Tolstoy

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URGENT: Fire Ant Treatment in Australia Threatens Ground Nesting Bees!*Did you know that the common fire ant treatment used in Australia can have a devastating impact on our precious native bees?The Blue-Banded Bee (Amegilla cingulata) and other ground-nesting bees are at risk due to the widespread use of insecticides targeting fire ants. These chemicals can contaminate soil and water, harming bees and other beneficial insects.Ground-nesting bees, like the Blue-Banded Bee, are vital pollinators and ecosystem engineers. They are already facing numerous threats, including habitat loss and climate change. We must act now to protect them!*What can you do?*1. Choose bee-friendly alternatives for fire ant control, or biological control methods.2. Support local bee conservation efforts and habitat restoration projects.3. Spread awareness about the importance of protecting our native bees and the risks of insecticides.4. Say no to your propertybeing treated. Please share ... See MoreSee Less
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Fire ants have been detected for the first time in the Murray Darling Basin, signalling Australians largest river banks are infested. Experts have predicted a rapid spread if fire ants entered the basin’s waterways, given they can form floating rafts with their bodies and harness river flows to move to new areas.Authorities have confirmed a new detection of the exotic ant at Oakey, west of Toowoomba.This should cause an immediate halt on the poison program which extends over 640000 hectares but lobbying groups connected to the pesticide industry want to spend extra billion dollars to extend the poisoning program. 0ne lobby group is the @invasive_species_council who ignore the damage the pesticides can cause@on threatened species. Poisons use to kill the ants are Very highly toxic to aquatic organisms. This week it has been revealed @nsw_dpi have illegally trespassed and poisoned areas of northern nsw ignoring the the terms of the chemical safety data sheet below DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers, waterways or dams with the chemical or used container. DO NOT apply if waterbodies, watercourses or wetlands are within 50m downwind of the application area for tree crops when applied by ground equipment. Very highly toxic to aquatic organisms. #savethebees ... See MoreSee Less
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PROTESTERS have gathered outside Mutdapilly State School to vent their anger at the fire ant eradication program after Biosecurity Queensland announced they would be forcing their way onto properties.Horse breeder Lyn Watt said she was furious at the news as animals in the area had already been injured after being scared by low flying helicopters.“Biosecurity said they will come onto my property and there is nothing I can do about it,” she said. “But even if they offered to do the baiting by quad bike or on foot I would still say no. “I don’t want that stuff anywhere near me or my horses. “It has not been properly tested for long term effects on animals or humans.”Mr Jordan said most bait treatments in the Scenic Rim were conducted by helicopter and the program would exercise its powers under the Biosecurity Act 2014 to enforce the poisoning of these properties.Larraine SathicqJournalist ... See MoreSee Less
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@nsw_dpi have confirmed they need owners consent to poison ☠️ private property. Do not consent and do not allow officers to bully you into it with hollow threats. If your property is affected by the helicopter dispersement of poison without your consent document it and please contact me. You can be financially compensated. Some people have had poison go into their water tanks and swimming pools. This chemical can cause birth defects and kill fish .If enough people withdraw their consent the program mathematically can’t work and they will have to cancel the program. #savethebees #savethebees ... See MoreSee Less
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Don’t let them @nsw_dpi or @biosecurityqld poison trespass on your property to kill your indigenous bees. Deny them, let them call the police and video the agents of death.#savethebeeschng.it/p99q6sGBDb ... See MoreSee Less
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6 hours ago

URGENT: Fire Ant Treatment in Australia Threatens Ground Nesting Bees!*Did you know that the common fire ant treatment used in Australia can have a devastating impact on our precious native bees?The Blue-Banded Bee (Amegilla cingulata) and other ground-nesting bees are at risk due to the widespread use of insecticides targeting fire ants. These chemicals can contaminate soil and water, harming bees and other beneficial insects.Ground-nesting bees, like the Blue-Banded Bee, are vital pollinators and ecosystem engineers. They are already facing numerous threats, including habitat loss and climate change. We must act now to protect them!*What can you do?*1. Choose bee-friendly alternatives for fire ant control, or biological control methods.2. Support local bee conservation efforts and habitat restoration projects.3. Spread awareness about the importance of protecting our native bees and the risks of insecticides.4. Say no to your propertybeing treated. Please share ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago

Fire ants have been detected for the first time in the Murray Darling Basin, signalling Australians largest river banks are infested. Experts have predicted a rapid spread if fire ants entered the basin’s waterways, given they can form floating rafts with their bodies and harness river flows to move to new areas.Authorities have confirmed a new detection of the exotic ant at Oakey, west of Toowoomba.This should cause an immediate halt on the poison program which extends over 640000 hectares but lobbying groups connected to the pesticide industry want to spend extra billion dollars to extend the poisoning program. 0ne lobby group is the @invasive_species_council who ignore the damage the pesticides can cause@on threatened species. Poisons use to kill the ants are Very highly toxic to aquatic organisms. This week it has been revealed @nsw_dpi have illegally trespassed and poisoned areas of northern nsw ignoring the the terms of the chemical safety data sheet below DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers, waterways or dams with the chemical or used container. DO NOT apply if waterbodies, watercourses or wetlands are within 50m downwind of the application area for tree crops when applied by ground equipment. Very highly toxic to aquatic organisms. #savethebees ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago

PROTESTERS have gathered outside Mutdapilly State School to vent their anger at the fire ant eradication program after Biosecurity Queensland announced they would be forcing their way onto properties.Horse breeder Lyn Watt said she was furious at the news as animals in the area had already been injured after being scared by low flying helicopters.“Biosecurity said they will come onto my property and there is nothing I can do about it,” she said. “But even if they offered to do the baiting by quad bike or on foot I would still say no. “I don’t want that stuff anywhere near me or my horses. “It has not been properly tested for long term effects on animals or humans.”Mr Jordan said most bait treatments in the Scenic Rim were conducted by helicopter and the program would exercise its powers under the Biosecurity Act 2014 to enforce the poisoning of these properties.Larraine SathicqJournalist ... See MoreSee Less
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@nsw_dpi have confirmed they need owners consent to poison ☠️ private property. Do not consent and do not allow officers to bully you into it with hollow threats. If your property is affected by the helicopter dispersement of poison without your consent document it and please contact me. You can be financially compensated. Some people have had poison go into their water tanks and swimming pools. This chemical can cause birth defects and kill fish .If enough people withdraw their consent the program mathematically can’t work and they will have to cancel the program. #savethebees #savethebees ... See MoreSee Less
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Don’t let them @nsw_dpi or @biosecurityqld poison trespass on your property to kill your indigenous bees. Deny them, let them call the police and video the agents of death.#savethebeeschng.it/p99q6sGBDb ... See MoreSee Less
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