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Brisbane Bee Sanctuary
Wilston, QLD
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Brisbane Bee Sanctuary protects and supports Brisbane's honey bees through live, chemical-free relocation and by fostering sanctuaries across South East Queensland. Their hands-on approach relocates colonies by hand—using vacuums only when absolutely necessary—and transfers entire hives into new boxes to preserve colony health and avoid harming the bees.
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Servicing Wilston and surrounding locations.
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- CJCh J3 Dec 2025
Highly recommend, arranged to come out very quickly to assess the situation and from there he was prompt and professional. Truly cares about the bees, efficient and very helpful providing us with hone...
Read moreHighly recommend, arranged to come out very quickly to assess the situation and from there he was prompt and professional. Truly cares about the bees, efficient and very helpful providing us with honey and most importantly peace of mind. Thanks so much 🐝 😊
- TSThomas S8 Jan 2026
We had a hive inside a colourbond roof, was a tricky spot but Paul was very helpful and flexible with timing, bee's were promptly and safely relocated, highly recommend.
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