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Showing posts with label Bombus distinguendus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bombus distinguendus. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 November 2017

Voting urged to help save Scotland’s Great yellow bumblebee

Great yellow bumblebee on clover by Gordon Mackie
An ambitious project in the Outer Hebrides to save the Great yellow bumblebee – which some experts believe is the UK’s most endangered bumblebee – is to be launched if the Bumblebee Conservation Trust wins an online vote.

The charity’s ‘Help find our bumblebees. Where’s Bombus?’ project needs votes to be entered into the finals of the Aviva Community Fund, where it could potentially win £25,000. Voting is open to anyone and runs to 21 November 2017. 

Votes can be cast at http://bit.ly/2hdfb82.

Success would enable the Bumblebee Conservation
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