The Missouri Bumble Bee Atlas is a statewide community science project aimed at tracking and conserving our native bumble bees. Join us in this two-part workshop to learn about bumble bee biology, their conservation status, how to identify the species found in Missouri, and how to participate in the Atlas. This workshop will equip you with the skills needed to conduct an Atlas survey, including how to net and photograph bumble bees, and how to submit your findings to the project. The Atlas is a catch-and-release project so no bumble bees are harmed during the surveys. Anyone with an interest in supporting pollinators is encouraged to join - No experience is necessary to participate in the Atlas. This is a two-part workshop taking place on Tuesday May 11th & Thursday May 13th, 6-8pm central. Registration required, see attached link.