The Bee Office of the Canton of Zurich runs a section called INFOPOOL on its website — a well-organised collection of resources and links on wild bee conservation in general.
Photo: The mountain bumblebee (Bombus mesomelas) flies — true to its name — mainly at higher altitudes. The blonde among the native bumblebee species appears from early June and prefers to nest underground in old mouse nests. (Photo: © Jürg Sommerhalder).
Checked by a specialist
A compilation of information on bee conservation, reviewed by Philipp Heller, the cantonal bee officer for Zurich, is available through the Infopool of the Zurich Bee Office. It offers comprehensive and practical advice on protecting bees in a range of settings. The Infopool lists the dates of bee-related events and courses, shows where suitable plants and materials can be obtained, which organisations support which kind of wild bee project, and much more.
> Visit the INFOPOOL of the Zurich Bee Office (in German)