Beekeepers of the Lincolnshire Wolds is an informal co-operative of collaborating beekeepers based in and around the Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With over 32 years of combined beekeeping experience and more than 100 honey bee hives across the Wolds, the group is made up of three groups of Lincolnshire beekeepers, all of whom are members of the British Beekeepers Association, with some also members of BIBBA. Their bees produce honey and beeswax that are a direct product of the rolling Lincolnshire Wolds countryside. The co-operative operates an apiary at Hallington, just outside Louth, which serves as a base for training and experience days. They sell their honey and beeswax produce at Alford Craft Market and through St James Church in Louth. The group is active at craft shows and events throughout the area, and runs beginners beekeeping courses in Louth as well as experience days for individuals and groups. They collaborate with local authorities and corporations to promote sustainability, biodiversity, and beekeeping across the region. Their produce has been featured in Lincolnshire Life Magazine.
