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Data and code from: Grassland set-asides provide nesting habitat for bumble bees in agroecosystems
Abstract Wild bee declines threaten pollination services in agricultural landscapes. The availability of adequate nesting habitat, especially within intensively farmed regions, has been identified as an area where more research is critically needed. We assessed the potential for grassl
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