A fossil of a new honey bee species fills a gap of several million years in the evolutionary history of honey bees. Discovered in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, this fossil belongs
A new subterranean stingless bee species has been discovered in Wokha District, India. Named Tetragonula yikhumensis, it is the largest stingless bee species in the country and the second subterranean
A short note published in Apidologie reports the first evidence of Aethina tumida in giant honey bee colonies (Apis dorsata) in India.
Wild colonies in the Sundarbans mangrove forest
Apimondia is pleased to share the invitation to participate in the European Honey Contest 2026, an international competition celebrating the quality, authenticity, and diversity of European honey. The contest offers
According to a new study conducted in South Korea a yeast could be effective against nosemosis. Researchers tested the efficacy of Lachancea fermentati, a yeast isolated from the midgut of
On 18–19 April 2026, the 1st National Varroaresistenz 2033 – Poland Conference took place, entitled “The path to chemical-free apiaries – Varroa-resistant bees by 2033”. The conference was organised by:
A new study carried out on Bombus terrestris and published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that bumble bees display two specific behaviours when they taste
The National Export Promotion Agency (ANAPEX), in partnership with Green Community Mind (GRECOM), a youth-owned enterprise based in Kinshasa and supported by the African Development Bank Group through the YouthADAPT
A group of 135 researchers has launched a white paper to highlight the risks associated with the crisis affecting wild pollinators in Europe.
The decline of pollinators is linked
A BEE-GUARDS hands-on workshop on surveillance, monitoring and control of Tropilaelaps mites Apimondia and BEE-GUARDS invite you to a two-day workshop dedicated to Tropilaelaps mites: WHEN? 17–18 August 2026 WHERE? At the
