Global projects
Traditional projects
Bee and Wasp Hotels
Bees concentrating nectar
Feral Honey Bee Hives
First iNat Bee and Wasp Records
Flower-Visiting Wasps of the World
Green Roof Biodiversity
Holding Wildlife
Mating Bees
Nesting Bees
New Bee and Wasp Locality Records
Pollinator Associations (with observation fields)
Pollinators
Sleepy Bee Slumber Parties
Collection projects
Kleptoparasites (600 Insects, 598 Hymenoptera, 357 Bees)
Wasps of the world
Weird Wings
World Wasps and Allies
World Bee Day/Week 2024 (May 17, 2024 - May 23, 2024)
World Bee Day/Week 2025 (May 16, 2025 - May 22, 2025)
Geographic projects (for iNaturalist Places )
Traditional projects
Bumble Bee Conservation Initiative (North America)
Bombus on Private Property and Gardens (Mostly Northern IL, some of the wider Midwest)
Empire State Native Pollinator Survey (ESNPS; New York State, U.S.)
Hong Kong Bees and Wasps
Hymenopterans of Ontario
NZ wasps, ants, bees and parasitoids (Hymenoptera)
Vancouver Island Pest Pollinator and Beneficial Insects
Parasitic Apocrita of America
Collection projects
Australian Ants
African Wasps, Bees and Ants (Hymenoptera)
Bees and Wasps of Timor-Leste (East Timor)
Bees and Wasps of Wallacea
Bees (Anthophila) of Mainland China
Bees in Malaysia / Lebah-lebah di Malaysia
Bees of the Azores
Bees of Botswana
Bees of Canada (except Bumble Bees)
Bees of Eastern Africa
Bees of Manitoba
Bees of Newfoundland and Labrador
Bees of North America
Bees Of Pakistan
Bees of Thailand
Bumble Bees of Canada and Alaska Monitoring Program
Bumble Bees of Ontario
Dakota Bees (North Dakota and South Dakota, U.S.)
ESNPS Collection Project (collection project for the traditional project)
European Native bees - Aculeata
Hawaii Biological Survey
Megachile sculpturalis in Europe
Native Bee Society of BC’s Bee Tracker
Native Bees of Sydney
New Mexico Bee Atlas
Nomad Bees of Europe
Oregon Bee Atlas
Pollinators in Paradise (Hawaii, U.S.)
Pollinators of Arizona State University
Pollinators of Florida
Stingless bees of Bolivia
Texas Native Bee Monitoring
The Native Bees of Yucatán
USFWS National Wildlife Refuge System Native Bees
Vespas de Portugal
Washington Native Bee Society
WaspIndia
Wasps of Botswana
Wasps of Ukraine
Abejas nativas del altiplano (Colombia)
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/patuxent-research-refuge-arthropods
Projects for bee and wasp-associated organisms
Traditional projects
Ant Associates
Bee and Wasp Mimics
Collection projects
Bee Parasites and Pathogens
Community Collaboration (outside of iNat)
North American Bee/Nest Parasites
Ask a Bumblebee (NE USA mainly, contact bumblebeecount@gmail.com )
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Is this supposed to be Hymenoptera excluding Formicidae?
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All ants, bees, sawflies, and wasps welcome. Please add any missing groups or projects to the wiki.
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Thanks. Have joined the African one
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deboas
January 15, 2023, 11:21am
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Ajott
January 16, 2023, 12:05pm
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addedAbejas nativas del altiplano from the colombian highlands
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neylon
February 2, 2023, 11:11pm
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Is that on the list? I didn’t see it.
My opinion, I don’t think it fits. There’s only a couple Hymenoptera in the list and it mostly aims for collecting observations of other insect orders.
neylon
February 9, 2023, 1:24pm
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Sorry, I just realized that I never responded.
I’m not sure. There are a variety of projects that the observations in the project are not bees, but the subject is very much focused on bees. A couple of examples are: Predation of Bees and Vermont Bee predators . Neither of which has any bee observations, but both of which are heavily focused on bees. A project that studies Batesian mimicy, while it doesn’t have any bees, could also be considered to be focused on Bees.
On that, do you know of a project that would cover Silken Fungus Beetles attached to Bombus? I see that occasionally on here, and I’d like to know more about it. Especially wondering if it actually benefical.
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system
April 27, 2023, 8:29am
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