Bee.Watch: A communication system for beekeepers and pesticide users.

7 days ago

Fantastic #BeeNeeds! We agree Lord Gardiner and the very reasoning behind Bee.Watch. We may only keep a few hives but we put our software skills to use to develop a communication app for all pesticide users & beekeepers. #transparency #communicatingpesticideuse ...

1 week ago

And relax...well sort of! After a busy October, it's time to start prepping for 2019. #thebeewatchapp for Swarm Coordinators is a quick, secure method of notifying and allocating of #swarms. Oh and there's no need for endless telephone calls! Let us know if you need a demonstration at your next meeting www.bee.watch ...

3 weeks ago

The events continue this week! If you'd like to see #thebeewatchapp being demonstrated as a communication platform between pesticide users, beekeepers and bystanders please come to one of the following sessions:

Wednesday 31 October 8 - 9.30am
Friday 2nd November 7 - 8.30pm

Venue: Cholsey Pavilion, Station Rd, Cholsey, Wallingford, OXON, OX10 9PT ...

3 weeks ago

Great to meet so many of you The National Honey Show. We're busy following up requests for talks and demos over the winter; let us know if you would like us to speak at an event near you. ...

3 weeks ago

Lots of interest in the Swarm Harvesting feature of #thebeewatchapp at The National Honey Show. A simple, time and telephone call saving way of collecting swarms. Contact us for a demo before next years season! ...

Bee.Watch shared a post.

4 weeks ago

Date for the DiaryA date for your diary! ...

4 weeks ago

Badges ready The National Honey Show! Come see us at Stand 32. We'll be talking bees, the Thames Valley Pesticide Awareness Initiative and demonstrating #thebeewatchapp! ...

Association of Organic Food Consumption With Cancer Risk

4 weeks ago

Interesting read. We all have the right to know when, where and which pesticides are being used.

jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/2707948 ...

jamanetwork.com

This population-based cohort study investigates the association between organic food consumption and the risk of cancer in a large cohort of French adults.

4 weeks ago

Beekeepers and bystanders, do you want to know about pesticide use, when and where it is happening? Sign up to #thebeewatchapp to register for notifications. We are proud to launch our first Pesticide Awareness Initiative next week! Starting in the Thames Valley, this is a community initiative. ...

1 month ago

3.30pm which means tea, toast and honey. Any excuse to celebrate #WorldFoodDay! ...

1 month ago

Want to know more about Bee.Watch? Come visit us at The National Honey Show Stand 57! 25-27 October 2018 ...

2 months ago

"Because although Eating Honey was a very good thing to do, there was a moment just before you began to eat it which was better than when you were, but he didn’t know what it was called". #WinniethePooh #honeybees #unfiltered #rawhoney ...

Video

2 months ago

And so it begins....edible rewards for hard work are the best #honeybees #harvest2018 ...

Bee.Watch shared a post.

2 months ago

Awaiting confirmation from DEFRA ...

Meon Valley Beekeepers

We have just been informed that an Asian Hornet nest has been found and destroyed in NEW ALRESFORD - nests can be found high up in trees - please be extra vigilant

2 months ago

Ready to extract honey and found this lone ranger #honey #liquidgold #harvest2018 ...

Bee.Watch shared a post.

2 months ago

BBC Gardeners' World Magazine group BBC News BBC Country File BBC Radio 4 Please feature the #AsianHornet sightings and help educate beekeepers and non-beekeepers the need to photograph and record sightings and locations. ...

Lytchett Bay Apiaries

Two more sightings of Asian hornets have been confirmed and surveillance activity is underway. Published 10 September 2018 From: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and Lord Gardiner of Kimble The National Bee Unit has called for the public to report any suspected Asian hornets after two further confirmed sightings in Liskeard, Cornwall and Hull, east Yorkshire. At this stage, there is no evidence to suggest the Cornwall and Hull sightings are linked. [ 264 more words ]
lytchettbayapiaries.com/2018/09/10/asian-hornet-fowey-nest-destroyed-as-two-new-sightings-confirm...

Bee.Watch shared a post.

2 months ago

A good informative pic from East Dorset Beekeepers Association. The more people that know about the Asian Hornet, the more we can spot them and protect our honeybees #thebeewatchapp #tracking #reportlocations #savethebeesIt may seem we are beating on about the Asian Hornet but with good reason. You may wonder why beekeepers are so anxious about Asian Hornets - that's because when they have exhausted their supply of other insects to feed on in France the hornets settle down to eat entire colonies of bees! ...

2 months ago

We are normally so focused on our honeybees, it's nice to stop and appreciate other beautiful pollinators in the garden #humblebumble #lastsummerflowers #wings ...

3 months ago

Ironic. #NationalWildlifeDay & today a real threat hits the mainland: #AsianHornet spotted in #Cornwall. To help, we’re giving away our App with #AsianHornet Tracking & Swarm Collection features, FREE from today for 3 months, to those living and wanting to help the search in Cornwall.

Contact us: www.bee.watch/contact-us/ or Email: lb.beewatch@gmail.com

Our App lets users photograph/record sightings & locations using a smartphone. All findings can then be reported to alertnonnative@ceh.ac.uk

@Cornwallbees Cornwall Honey BBC Radio Cornwall Cornwall Council BBC Countryfile Live The One Show Beekeeping ...

bee.watch