SICAMM Member Organisations and Links

Member organisations and links

Austria

Dunkle Bienen Salzburg.

Die Seite der Zuchtgruppe NIGRA, Salzburger Alpenland aus Österreich. visit website

Article on bee races in Austria by R.Moosbeckhofer (pdf). download

Belgium

Organisation de l'association Mellifica.
Mellifica est une association sans but lucratif qui a pour objectifs l'étude et la protection de l'abeille noire indigène. De manière prioritaire, l'association s'occupe de la sélection et de la conservation de la biodiversité de l'abeille noire. visit website

Société Royale d'Apiculture de Wiers.

Union Professionnelle Apicole Reconnue n° 4481. Protection de l'abeille noire.

visit website

Denmark

De brune bier på Læsø trues af venstre. visit website

Black Bee Læsø. Short introduction to the “Black Bee Story”. visit website

Den brune bi på Læsø. visit website

(See also the site Læsøreservatet under “Sweden” below.)

France

Laboratoire Evolution, Génomes et Spéciation. visit website

Abeilles&ESSAIM.76.

Défenseur de l’abeille noire Normande Apis Melliféra Melliféra. visit website

SAHN - Syndicat Apicole de Haute-Normandie. visit website

Abeille noire (discussion forum). visit website

Visite à Ouessant, conservatoire de l'abeille noire bretonne. visit website

Association “Sauvegarde de l'abeille noire limousine”. visit website

Article on biodiversity of Apis mellifera in France by A.Rortais, G.Arnold & L.Garnery. visit website

L'arbre aux abeilles: ruche tronc et abeille noire. visit website

Terre d'abeilles. visit website

Bernard Nicollet: Apiculteur - Eleveur. visit website

Gilles Fert: International consultant. visit website

Joël Schiro Distribution. visit website

Germany

GEDB - Gemeinschaft zum Erhalt der Dunklen Biene e.V. visit website

GEH - Gesellschaft zur Erhaltung alter und gefährdeter Haustierrassen e.V. visit website

SAVE Foundation: Safeguard for Agricultural Varieties in Europe. visit website

Die Dunkle Biene: Kai-Michael Engfer, Kiel, Germany. visit website

Die Pommernbiene: Kai-Michael Engfer, Kiel, Germany. visit website

Die Heidebiene: Kai-Michael Engfer, Kiel, Germany. visit website

Imkerei Schwarz: Reiner und Sylvia Schwarz. visit website

Imkerei Kuhnke: Dagmar und Reinhard Kuhnke. visit website

VIEH - Vielfältige Initiative zur Erhaltung alter und gefährdeter Haustierrassen.

visit website

Irish Republic

GBBG - Galtee Bee Breeding Group, Ireland. visit website

GBBG discussion forum. visit website

Galtee Honey Farm: Micheál Mac Giolla Coda. visit website

South Tipperary Beekeepers' Association. visit website

Netherlands

De Twentsche Imkersclub "'t Landras" (pdf). download

Imkerforum discussion. visit website

Norway

Norges Birøkterlag: Norwegian Beekeepers' Association. visit website

Poland

Instytut Zootechniki. visit website

Pasieka Colmena: breeder of Augustowska forest bees. visit website

Russia

Tentorium Apicompany. visit website

Sweden

Föreningen NordBi och Projekt NordBi. visit website

Välkommen till Jamtbi.

En sida om bin och biodlare i Jämtland. visit website

Læsøreservatet: Bosse Malmgren. visit website

Imkerei in Lappland: Bernd Klotz. visit website

Switzerland

Mellifera.ch - Verein Schweizerischer Mellifera Bienenfreunde mit dem Zweck, die schweizerische Apis mellifera mellifera zu schützen, zu pflegen und zu erhalten.
visit website

Imkerei Soland, Schweiz. visit website

PSR - ProSpecieRara, Schweizerische Stiftung für die kulturhistorische und genetische Vielfalt von Pflanzen und Tieren.

(Click "Tiere"/"weitere Rassen" and "Projekte"/"Tierprojekte" or equivalents in French or Italian.) visit website

Appenzeller Bienenhonig: Andrea Groll, Roland Eugster. visit website

Bienenfarm: Ernst Hämmerli. visit website

Imkerhof: Silvio Hitz. visit website

Schweizer Bienenhonig: Roland Hanselmann. visit website

United Kingdom

BIBBA - Bee Improvement and Bee Breeders’ Association. visit website

Cornwall Bee Improvement and Bee Breeders’ Group. visit website

Better black bees in Pendle: Bill Ainsworth. visit website

British native dark honeybees: David Campbell visit website

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