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Who are we?

St Albans & District Beekeepers Association is a charitable organisation with a mission to promote and further the craft of beekeeping in and around St Albans district. We also aim to educate members of the public about the European honey bee (Apis Mellifera) and its importance to natural and agricultural processes.

Our membership numbers approximately 150, with experience ranging from the newbie – a beekeeper in the first few years of their beekeeping career – to those who have been beekeeping for decades. We run beginners courses and have two teaching apiaries where our members can come together to learn and share their knowledge and experiences of the craft.

We host social evenings during the colder months and open meetings at our teaching apiaries during the season. We have a not-for-profit online shop available for members where various items can be purchased at the best price we can obtain. Members can also book the use of association equipment for a small fee.

We are an Affiliated Local Association of the Hertfordshire Beekeepers Association (HBKA) and the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA). Further information about beekeeping, our courses and membership, and contact details can be found on the pages below.

Gary Davis

Kyle Riley

James Singler

Honey Bees
Become a Beekeeper
Donate
Swarms
Apiculture
Events
Asian Hornet
Gardening for Insects
Contact
Buy Local Honey
Wasps, bees & other pollinators
Members Area

Our Logo

We asked St Albans based Hertfordshire Web Design to design our new logo and were very impressed by the process and the end result. We felt Dan’s knowledge and passion for design was tremendous and the process was smooth and flexible. We would highly recommend Hertfordshire Web Design.

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Who are we?

St Albans & District Beekeepers Association is a charitable organisation with a mission to promote and further the craft of beekeeping in and around St Albans district. We also aim to educate members of the public about the European honey bee (Apis Mellifera) and its importance to natural and agricultural processes.

Our membership consists of approximately 150 members, with experience ranging from the newbee – a beekeeper in the first few years of their beekeeping career – to those who have been beekeeping for decades. We run beginners courses and have two teaching apiaries where our members can come together to learn and share their knowledge and experiences of the craft.

We host social evenings during the colder months and open meetings at our teaching apiaries during the season. We have a not-for-profit online shop available for members where various items can be purchased at the best price we can obtain. Members can also book the use of association equipment for a small fee.

We are an Affiliated Local Association of the Hertfordshire Beekeepers Association (HBKA) and the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA). Further information about beekeeping, our courses and membership, and contact details can be found on the pages below.

Honey Bees
Buy Local Honey
Gardening for Insects
Wasps, bees & other pollinators
Swarms
Apiculture
Events
Contact
Asian Hornet
Become a Beekeeper
Donate
Members Area
Honey Bees
Apiculture
Become a Beekeeper
Gardening for Insects
Donate
Contact
Swarms
Asian Hornet
Buy Local
Honey
Wasps, bees & other pollinators
Events
Members Area

Our Logo

We asked St Albans based Hertfordshire Web Design to design our new logo and were very impressed by the process and the end result. We felt Dan’s knowledge and passion for design was tremendous and the process was smooth and flexible. We highly recommend Hertfordshire Web Design.

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