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Simon Mulvany’s work highlights that protecting bees is about more than insects — it’s about safeguarding biodiversity, food security, and our health.

Updated: Nov 14

CHAT SESSION 120 with Simon Mulvany



Topic- - Together, we can ensure a future where Australia’s native bees thrive, and honest honey remains a treasured part of our heritage.


Monday 11th August 2025 1pm RPPFM - Your Peninsula Radio


 

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Meet Simon Mulvany: Australia’s Passionate Advocate for

Wild Bees and Honest Honey


In the lush, diverse landscape of Australia, a quiet revolution is happening — led by a man who cares deeply about the tiny creatures that play a vital role in our ecosystems: wild bees. Simon Mulvany, founder of Save the Bees Australia, has dedicated his life to protecting these essential pollinators and promoting the purity of Australian honey.



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A Bee-Centric Beekeeper with a Mission


Simon’s journey began with a simple love for bees and a growing concern over their declining populations. Unlike conventional beekeepers, Simon’s approach is deeply bee-centric, emphasizing the importance of wild, native bees and their habitats. His passion goes beyond the hive; he’s an advocate for preserving the natural environments that support wild bee populations and raising awareness about the threats they face.


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Mobilizing a Community of Over 100,000 Bee Lovers


One of Simon’s most remarkable achievements is galvanizing a vibrant community of over 100,000 bee enthusiasts across Australia. “We’ve created a movement that’s making real change,” Simon says. “Together, we’re not just talking about bees — we’re actively protecting them, promoting honest honey, and demanding accountability from industry and government.”


Through education campaigns, social media outreach, and community events, Simon has empowered everyday Australians to become advocates for bees and their habitats. This community has become a powerful voice for change, influencing policies and encouraging consumers to make informed, ethical choices.


Transforming the Honey Industry


A major milestone in Simon’s activism has been the development of the Honeymap, a pioneering tool that maps out honest, ethical honey producers across Australia. “Our Honeymap is about transparency,” Simon explains. “It helps consumers find real, raw Australian honey and supports local beekeepers who prioritize purity and sustainability.”

This initiative has pushed the industry toward greater accountability and has helped countless Australians access genuine honey that reflects the true flavours of our land.


Fighting Against Poisoning and Harmful Practices


Simon and his community have also played a crucial role in stopping illegal poisoning programs and harmful pesticide use that threaten bee populations and ecosystems. “We’ve seen some wins — campaigns that have successfully halted harmful practices — but the fight is far from over,” Simon notes. “Poisoning and pesticide threats are ongoing, and we must stay vigilant.”


Standing Up Against Honey Laundering and Pesticides


Honey laundering — the adulteration and mislabelling of honey — remains a significant problem. Simon advocates for stricter regulations and increased oversight to ensure consumers receive authentic, high-quality honey. “People deserve to know what they’re buying — raw, pure honey straight from the Australian landscape,” he affirms.

He also campaigns against the use of toxic pesticides in agriculture, emphasizing their devastating impact on native bees and biodiversity. “Protecting bees means protecting our entire environment,” Simon stresses.


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Promoting Pure, Raw Australian Honey


At the heart of Simon’s activism is a passion for promoting honest, raw Australian honey. “Our honey is a natural gift — unprocessed, full of healthful enzymes, and a reflection of our land,” he says. Supporting local, ethical beekeepers not only helps preserve traditional practices but also ensures future generations enjoy the true flavours of Australia.


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Inspiring Change for a Sustainable Future


Simon Mulvany’s story is one of unwavering dedication, community empowerment, and hope. His work highlights that protecting bees is about more than insects — it’s about safeguarding biodiversity, food security, and our health.

 

How your Donations Help Save the Bees


It is crucial that we help protect native species and that we keep honeybees, respectfully and responsibly. We respect that both have their place, whether it is in industry or biodiversity- and that we simply cannot live without them. With your donation, big or small, we can continue our work in Saving the Bees.


If you’re inspired by Simon’s work, here’s how you can help:


-Support local, ethical beekeepers and choose raw, Australian honey.

-Stay informed about honey labels and industry practices.

-Share the message about the importance of native bees and environmental protection.

-Get involved in community initiatives or advocacy campaigns.


Join the Movement BEE THE CURE

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