Bumble bees and climate change

Bumble bees are some of nature’s most efficient pollinators. They are essential for pollinating a long list of wildflowers and are especially important in the pollination of crops like tomatoes, peppers and cranberries. Unfortunately, like most pollinators, their populations are in decline nationwide.

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Philip Hyde Conservation Grant: Rare Bumble Bees and Vanishing Wetlands - NANPA

Philip Hyde Conservation Grant: Rare Bumble Bees and Vanishing Wetlands - NANPA

Climate stress is changing the physical shape of UK bumblebees

How Hot Is A Fully-Laden Bumblebee And Why Should We Care?

The buzz around biodiversity decline: Detecting pollinator shifts using a systematic review - ScienceDirect

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Bumble bees being crushed by climate change, Science