We're in beta! If you find a bug or have feedback, you can email info@sciencenearme.org.

Search Opportunities
Home  >  Search Opportunities  >  BeeSpotter
Department of Entomology, University of Illinois

BeeSpotter

Free Outdoors

Gather information on the population status of bees.

In a specific area

see on map
  • Ongoing
Citizen ScienceInsects & PollinatorsEcology & EnvironmentNature & OutdoorsAnimalsBiologyillinoisbumble bee keysbee stingspollinatorssummer reading 2021colony collapse disorderuniversity of illinoisccdhoneybee mimicsmissourihoney beehoney bee keysbumble beeohiogirl scoutsnative plantsmay berenbaumbee-friendly garden
Save
for Later
Like
Share
Visit
Website
I Did
This
Hosted by
Department of Entomology, University of Illinois

More Information

BeeSpotter needs volunteers to go outside with a camera or smartphone and capture quality photos of bees! Researchers at the University of Illinois are trying to better understand bee demographics in the Midwestern states of Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, & Ohio, and they need your help. Your data will become part of a nationwide effort to gather baseline information on the population status of these important pollinators.

BeeSpotter is a partnership between citizen scientists and the professional science community. The project is designed to educate the public about pollinators by engaging them in a data collection effort of importance to the nation.

read more

Ticket Required: No

Minimum Age: 13

Languages: English

Provided to SNM by
SciStarter

Reviews