Melbourne Beekeeping, Local Honey, First Bee Hive, Bee Science, Bee Challenge
Matthew Sweeney
Urban Bee Keeping: Expectation vs. Reality

Thinking about getting involved in Urban Beekeeping. Great! But first, read this blog to better understand what you are getting into.

Urban Bee Keeping: Expectation vs. Reality
Melbourne Beekeeping, Local Honey, Bee Challenge
Matthew Sweeney
Is Urban Honey better than Country Honey?

Is Urban Honey better than Country Honey? It’s the debate that rages on. Can the city ever produce good food? Is it a good idea to eat food grown or produced in the city? Read on to find out.

Is Urban Honey better than Country Honey?
First Bee Hive, Local Honey, Melbourne Beekeeping, Tree Planting, Urban Bee Keeping, Bee Science, Environmental Science
Matthew Sweeney
Healthy Bees means Healthy Cities

Healthy bees are a good sign of the overall health of the environment of our cities. We have to ask the question though, what exactly does that mean? How do we quantify that a healthy city can be discerned from its urban bee population?

Healthy Bees means Healthy Cities
Local Honey, Melbourne Beekeeping, Urban Bee Keeping, Bee Challenge
Matthew Sweeney
Urban Bee Keeping

Is Urban Beekeeping really all that it is hyped up to be? Is it better for the environment? Should we all be jumping on board with this movement? Are we all suited to being Beekeepers? The answers to these questions might surprise you as we discuss what Urban Beekeeping is and who is suited for it.

Urban Bee Keeping
Urban Bee Keeping, Melbourne Beekeeping, Local Honey
Matthew Sweeney
Air Bee n' Bee (Bee Hosts)

Do you have too much space in your backyard? Is your garden looking gloomy and dull? Do you wish you could do something good for the environment and move to a slightly more local lifestyle? Are you worried about how much that is all going to cost? Keep reading because we have an innovative new product that promises to revolutionise your environmental conscience.

Air Bee n' Bee (Bee Hosts)

Urban Bee Keeping

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Healthy Bees means Healthy Cities

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Healthy Bees means Healthy Cities

Healthy bees are a good sign of the overall health of the environment of our cities. We have to ask the question though, what exactly does that mean? How do we quantify that a healthy city can be discerned from its urban bee population?

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Urban Bee Keeping

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Urban Bee Keeping

Is Urban Beekeeping really all that it is hyped up to be? Is it better for the environment? Should we all be jumping on board with this movement? Are we all suited to being Beekeepers? The answers to these questions might surprise you as we discuss what Urban Beekeeping is and who is suited for it.

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Air Bee n' Bee (Bee Hosts)

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Air Bee n' Bee (Bee Hosts)

Do you have too much space in your backyard? Is your garden looking gloomy and dull? Do you wish you could do something good for the environment and move to a slightly more local lifestyle? Are you worried about how much that is all going to cost? Keep reading because we have an innovative new product that promises to revolutionise your environmental conscience.

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What do we do? Part 3

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What do we do? Part 3

The conclusion to our explanation of what we have set out to achieve and how we plan on getting there. Read on to find the exciting conclusion to this three part blog series on Urban Bee Project Australia.

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What do we do? Part 2

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What do we do? Part 2

We have a few goals that we want to achieve. What are they and how will we get there. Those are the questions we will continue to answer in Part 2 of our blog, What do we do?

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My First Hive

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My First Hive

I know what you’re thinking, what does this have to do with a Bee Keeping movement in Australia? Well, it’s this back story that leads us to where we are today.

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Why Urban Bee Project Australia.

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Why Urban Bee Project Australia.

We want to start a movement. We want to get people talking, thinking and looking. To appreciate that small steps can make a huge difference to our environment, and that humans and nature are meant to be together, not separate.