Iowa’s volunteer community scientists have identified 13 species of bumble bees, including five of seven priority target species, as part of the Bumble Bee Atlas, a national survey collecting information on species present and their distribution in the state.
The national survey was coordinated by the Xerces Society, who partnered locally with the Iowa Department of Natural of Resources (DNR) and Iowa State University.
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