Researchers look for answers as to why western bumblebees are declining

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Jun 29, 2020, 4:41 pm507 ptsHot
The decline of the Western bumblebee is likely not limited to one culprit but, instead, due to several factors that interact such as pesticides, pathogens, climate change and habitat loss.

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