International Bee Research Association

 

Promoting the value of bees by providing information on bee science and beekeeping worldwide.

International Bee Research Association

 

Promoting the value of bees by providing information on bee science and beekeeping worldwide.

International Bee Research Association

 

Promoting the value of bees by providing information on bee science and beekeeping worldwide.

 

The 2 winners from the IBRA 2nd Art Competition!

 

1st prize Keyla JIMÉNEZ from Venezuela and
2nd prize Jelena CIRIC from Serbia!

 
 
 

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1st prize_ Keyla JIMENEZ
 

WINNNER: Keyla JIMÉNEZ from Venezuela

 
 
 
2nd prize_ Jelena CIRIC

2nd prize Jelena CIRIC from Serbia

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Produce digital and printed journals

At IBRA we have been producing journals on bee information for over 70 years. Sign up above to access them.

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IBRA has one of the largest databases of scientific information on bees and bee-related interests in the world.

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IBRA is internationally recognised as the world’s primary source and foremost provider of information on bees.

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IBRA is is happy to announce the winners for the 2nd Art Competition! The 1st Prize goes to Venezuela and the 2nd one to Serbia! Congratulations to the winners, and many thanks to all who participated and all who voted for!🐝
The winning pictures will feature on our journals.

Greetings from the amazing National Honey Show in Surrey, UK!

We are promoting #Apimondia2025 which will be held in Copenhagen next year!

The honey industry faces new demands to overhaul its supply chain after more than 90% of sampled products bought from large British ­retailers failed pioneering authenticity tests.

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