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Bee Central Building healthy bee populations for a better future in Australia. Bee Central is on a mission to save honey bees in Australia.

We believe that:

• WA has an incredible opportunity to become the centre of all things active honey with our exceptional bee health, vibrant ecosystems, and unmatched bio-security.
• Encouraging environmental diversity should be a collaborative effort that the community, organisations, beekeepers, and farmers can participate in for mutual benefit.
• Sustainable agricultural practices are the way to keep farms in the hands of families and the best way to take care of the land long-term.
• Supporting ongoing bee education and research is the key to saving our bees worldwide
• Improving the health of our environment and community goes hand-in-hand. If you have questions about Bee Central Projects, Products, or Partnerships, please contact (08) 9644 2685 or email [email protected].

29/05/2026
DjeranSeason of AdulthoodApril to May (Autumn)Features of Djeran❄️ Chillier weather starts to return in Djeran. With sou...
31/03/2026

Djeran
Season of Adulthood

April to May (Autumn)

Features of Djeran

❄️ Chillier weather starts to return in Djeran. With south-westerly winds bringing cold nights and dewy mornings.

⚒️ Traditionally this was a time to repair housing ahead of the strong winds and rain of Makuru.

🌱 Seeds and bulbs are collected for storage as red flowering plants bloom, providing sustenance for birds and small mammals.

🦘 Kangaroos also become a significant food source as the Noongar could prepare their coats for use during the coming cooler seasons.

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In south-west WA, Indigenous Australians (Noongar) are guided by six seasons which are distinct from other parts of Western Australia.

BunuruSeason of AdolescenceFebruary to March (Summer/Autumn)Features of Bunuru☀️ Bunuru is the hottest part of the year,...
22/03/2026

Bunuru
Season of Adolescence

February to March (Summer/Autumn)

Features of Bunuru

☀️ Bunuru is the hottest part of the year, sometimes called the second summer, and is known as a time of white flowers and many gums bloom.

🎣 The low rainfall and hot easterly and northerly winds would encourage moving closer to coastal and riverside water sources for fishing and wetlands harvesting.

🐟 Traditionally, this would mean a more significant contribution of fresh water and seafood to the diet during this season.

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In south-west WA, Indigenous Australians (Noongar) are guided by six seasons which are distinct from other parts of Western Australia.

BirakSeason of the YoungDecember to January (Summer)Features of Birak🌞 Birak is dry and hot, sometimes called the first ...
30/11/2025

Birak
Season of the Young

December to January (Summer)

Features of Birak

🌞 Birak is dry and hot, sometimes called the first summer.

🌦️ The rains are lessening as the heat settles in with warm easterly winds during the day moderated by cooling sea breezes in the afternoon.

🔥 The season of Birak used to be a time of burning scrub to encourage seed germination, new growth, and to help hunt ground-dwelling animals.

🐑 You’ll also see young start to venture away from the safety of their parents and out into the world.

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In south-west WA, Indigenous Australians (Noongar) are guided by six seasons which are distinct from other parts of Western Australia.

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