Elevated extinction risk in over one-fifth of native North American pollinators
Tara M. Cornelisse, Bruce E. Young(NatureServe), Jonathan R. Mawdsley(Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies), Margaret Ormes(NatureServe), Sarina Jepsen(Xerces Society), Dale F. Schweitzer(NatureServe), John Klymko, David W. Inouye(University of California, Riverside), Leif L. Richardson(University of Vermont), Diane M. Debinski(Montana State University), Terry Griswold(Agricultural Research Service), Michael C. Orr(University of Hohenheim), Rebecca E. Irwin(Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory), Jaret C. Daniels(Florida Museum of Natural History), Nicole Sears(NatureServe)
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