Czech beekeeping clubs: fun ways of teaching the youth

The importance of educationAs this generation of beekeepers is getting older, we need to think about the next one. We have to train new young beekeepers in order to stay sustainable and protect the bees for the future.This is where the clubs for young beekeepers come in. In general, countries in Central Europe are great

The Apimondia Congress was held in Copenhagen from 23 to 27 September 2025 and it was attended by the majority of the members of the EBA Youth Commission – Meral Kekeçoğlu, Kristina Dolinar Paulič, Slobodan Dolasevic and Jiří Píza. – With their participation in the congress, the members of the commission tried to support the

Soon it will be the tenth year of my beekeeping journey and the twentieth year of my work as a teacher at the Biotechnical School Maribor. I first got to know bees during my studies at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, and I started working with children already in high school—as an animator, educator, and

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Concentrated Beekeeping Knowledge for Under-18s For this year’s Young Beekeepers’ Gathering (May 30–June 1, 2025), the German Beekeepers’ Association (D.I.B.) and the hosting regional association—this year, the Bavarian Beekeepers’ Association—invited participants to Ensdorf near Amberg. Mathias Bohmann and his team from the Sulzbach-Rosenberg Beekeeping Association took charge of the local organization and created a diverse

Following the 13th   International Young Beekeepers event held in December 2024, and in anticipation of hosting the next international event in 2026 for the first time in Northern Ireland, The Ulster Beekeepers Association organised the Home Nations Young Beekeepers’ event this summer in the local agricultural college Greenmount in Antrim. The primary objective was to

Children dressed in bee costumes and carrying banners that read “Let the flowers not fade, let the bees not die” and “Without bees, there will be no people” were admired for the performances they gave. Students and citizens visiting the booths in the area received information from DAGEM academicians about bees and bee products. The