This website is about West Cornwall Beekeepers Association, the association for beekeepers in the west end of Cornwall. map This includes the most westerly and the most southerly parts of the United Kingdom. join us
This is a new web site for WCBKA. Please note that some pages are incomplete. To offer articles, text, news or any other items, please email the webmaster.
If a swarm of bees lands in your garden, and you would like the assistance of a beekeeper to either advise you, or to remove the swarm, then please contact our swarm co-ordinator Dave McIntosh on 01736 361294.
The association has a specialist library of over 300 books which are available to members. The library catalogue can be viewed here.
Members are variously experimenting with different regimes of varroa control, queen rearing and breeding bees. Also find out what books and equipment are available to members, and who to contact if you find a swarm of bees. members’ activities
West Cornwall Beekeepers Association arranges meetings and events for members and publishes others to which members are invited. Next meeting on Monday the 25th of January at St Piran’s Hall "Top Bar Hives" by Robert Bell
West Cornwall Beekeepers Association publishes a monthly Newsletter for members, sent to most members by email. The title, "An Hes" is Cornish for "the swarm".
West Cornwall Beekeepers Association is proud of its partnership with the Duchy College at Rosewarne to offer the BBKA Basic Course in Beekeeping. Basic Course in Beekeeping
Member Rodger Dewhurst has been awarded the Josef Stark Award for services to beekeeping by SICAMM, the European group dedicated to preserving the North European native bee, Apis mellifera mellifera.
Members of West Cornwall Beekeepers Association have access via password to a Members’ Area. For username and password contact the Chair.
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