As mid-Atlantic's native bee populations decline, an exotic species proliferates

Junglekeeper · Nov 8, 2020

As mid-Atlantic's native bee populations decline, an exotic species proliferates

A new University of Virginia study shows that six native species of mason bees are in decline in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, while an exotic species has increased its population by 800% in 15 years. Another exotic species, imported in the 1970s from Japan, has maintained a stable population in the midst of native species declines.
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As mid-Atlantic's native bee populations decline, an exotic species proliferates

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