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Get Involved with BICWA

Western Australia’s beekeeping industry thrives when we work together. Whether you’re a hobbyist, commercial beekeeper, researcher, or supporter of bee health, there are many ways to get involved with BICWA and help strengthen our industry.

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How You Can Get Involved

Become a BICWA member

Support Western Australia’s peak beekeeping industry body and have your voice represented at a state and national level.

As a member, you’ll gain:

  • Advocacy and representation on key industry issues

  • Access to training, events, and resources

  • Industry updates and biosecurity alerts

  • Connection with the WA beekeeping community

Build your knowledge and skills through industry-led training and professional development opportunities.

Opportunities include:

  • Beekeeping courses and workshops

  • Biosecurity and hive health training

  • Industry best-practice resources

Training & Education

Biosecurity & Bee Health

Protect Western Australia’s bees by staying informed and helping monitor and report threats.

Get involved by:

  • Learning about pests and diseases of concern

  • Accessing biosecurity resources and fact sheets

  • Reporting suspect hive health issues

Support the industry by contributing your time, skills, or experience.

Ways to help include:

  • Assisting at events and field days

  • Supporting education and outreach activities

  • Contributing to committees or working groups

  • Sharing knowledge through mentoring

Volunteer & Contribute

Stay Connected

Keep up to date with industry news, opportunities, and events.

Stay informed by:

  • Subscribing to BICWA updates

  • Following BICWA on social media

  • Attending industry events and meetings

Western Australia’s honeybee industry is valued at an estimated $50 million and plays a vital role in our environment and food systems. This industry is under real threat from biosecurity risks, including the potentially devastating Varroa destructor mite.

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Every beekeeper has a role to play — from backyard hobbyists to commercial operators. By regularly monitoring the health and wellbeing of your bees and hives, you’re helping protect not only your own apiaries, but the wider beekeeping community across Western Australia.

Keep the Bees Buzzing

Career Opportunities

Are you interested in a career in beekeeping? Check out the latest jobs and industry opportunities available to apply for today. 

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