MDC encourages you to help Missouri’s bumble bees!

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The common eastern bumble bee (pictured) is one of about 13 different species of bumble bees found in Missouri, though some are facing an uncertain future. Help Missouri’s native bumble bees by joining the Missouri Bumble Bee Atlas statewide community science project.


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