Who we are
The Irish Bee Conservation Project (IBCP) was established to provide information to communities regarding bee habitat requirements and to increase the survival of all species of native Irish bees through research, ecology support and biodiversity protection.
We work to protect Irish Honey Bees, Bumblebees and Solitary Bees. The Irish Bee Conservation Project is entirely run by volunteers.
Did You Know?
1/3
of our food relies on pollinators
101
total Irish bee species
53
species have declining numbers
3
species are extinct
what we do
Habitats
Provide bee lodges for wild bees to shelter in
Biodiversity
Help increase floral rich areas which are desirable to our native bees.
Education
Work with primary and secondary teachers on curriculum based projects
Research
Run study and breeding programmes to combat the Varroa mite. The biggest threat to Irish honeybees.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
