This project will run from May 15- August 15, 2017 (exact dates TBD). The field season will begin with an intensive training session in bumble bee identification and survey techniques (which include capturing and handling bumble bees – most of which will be released unharmed), plant identification to species, and orienteering and safety. These skills will be honed further throughout the field season. Technical field volunteers will spend most days conducting bumble bee surveys and vegetation surveys. Data entry will also be required. Work will typically follow a schedule of 7 days on, 3 days off. An average day will include a 30 min - 1 hour drive and up to 40 minute hike through steep and difficult terrain to access survey areas. Surveys are conducted from approximately 8:00am thr

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