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Alaska Bee Atlas

The Alaska Bee Atlas is a collection program to attain data on the biodiversity of bees in Alaska. While the diversity of bumble bees is reasonably known, the diversity and distribution of nonsocial, or solitary bees, in Alaska is very poorly known. Bee observations will allow us to identify regions, habitats, and species that are of conservation concern and more effectively target specific monitoring actions. We supply researchers and community scientists with kits to survey for bees across the state. If you are interested in participating, please reference the resources section for methods and materials and the sampling grid map for geographic locations. Click here to go back to the pollinators main page.

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For more information, contact Justin Fulkerson: jrfulkerson (at) alaska.edu

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Resources

Alaska Bee Atlas Manual
A manual of methods and materials for Alaska Bee Atlas observations.

Participation Requirements
A list of requirements that participants should meet for acceptable observations.

Community Science Plan
A set of planning goals and guides for pollinator observation set by the Alaska Pollinator Coordination Group.

2021 and 2022 Results Map
A web map showing the location results from Alaska Bee Atlas surveys for the year 2021.


Sampling Grid

The sampling grid allows us to prioritize and coordinate efforts across people and places. The web map below shows the sampling grid.

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  • Home
  • About
    • Staff, Faculty, and Students
    • Support Our Program
    • Opportunities
    • Contact
    • Our Partners
  • Research
    • Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
    • Invasive Species
    • Aquatic Ecology
    • Vegetation
    • Wildlife
    • Landscape Ecology
  • Data and Services
    • Data Catalog
    • Conservation Data Portals
    • Code Repository
    • Services
  • Publications