Bumble bees (genus Bombus) are a group of robust, fuzzy insects known for their essential role in pollination. There are over 40 species of bumble bees native to North America, each contributing uniquely to biodiversity and are vital to the health of ecosystems and agriculture. Many bumble bee species are experiencing population declines due to habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and disease. Some species, like the Rusty-patched Bumble bee (Bombus affinis), are listed as endangered. Bum

87K views · 2K reactions | Different bumblebee species like to nest in different places, including long, tangled grass, bird boxes, and underground in abandoned rodent holes  They can even nest in more creative places, like under the edge of a pond, as shown here. What is the most interesting place you have found a bumblebee nest?  Sound up for that happy bumblebee hum!  Jade Oliver | Bumblebee Conservation Trust | Facebook

7.5K views · 238 reactions | Eight species of bumblebee in the UK are on the brink of extinction  Two of our most threatened species – the Great Yellow bumblebee and the Moss carder bumblebee – need urgent action, before it’s too late  Please, sponsor a species today using the link in the comments 李 | Bumblebee Conservation Trust | Facebook