At the 2025 World Café on Resilient Beekeeping, one message came through clearly: research must do more than generate knowledge — it must deliver practical value for beekeepers. Bringing together

A special ceremony recently took place at Mozirski Gaj – the Park of Flowers in Slovenia, where a linden tree was planted in honor of dr. Peter Kozmus, Acting President

The members of the APIMONDIA Working Group on Goof Veterinary Practices on Apiculture (GVPA), hold their 3rd meeting on February 26th, online.

BEE-GAURDS is a citizen science project where beekeepers, farmers and citizens actively contribute to research by collecting data, participating in field studies and sharing knowledge.
A new citizen science

We are pleased to announce that the official website of the 50th Apimondia Congress is now online: www.apimondia.org. You can already find basic information about the Congress,.

The Apimondia Pollination and Bee Flora Commission is currently coordinating an Apimondia statement on the topic of potential competition between managed honey bees and wild bees.
Honey bees

Apitourism and ApiWellbeing represent innovative tourism concepts that connect people, bees, and nature through sustainable and authentic experiences. Inspired by Slovenia’s strong beekeeping heritage, these approaches combine biodiversity protection, wellness,

Beekeeping courses are useful, even for people who are already beekeepers. This is shown by a study carried out by researchers of the Ondokuz Mayıs University in Türkiye , which

European beekeeping is facing growing challenges. According to beekeeper Antonio Gómez Pajuelo, major threats include varroa mites, declining pollen quality linked to climate change, toxic treatment residues, and the spread

Propolis has been used not only externally but also internally to treat a great variety of diseases due to its abundance of constituents. Propolis has been indicated for flu and