Bumblebees in the UK are struggling during heatwaves, according to coverage of the issue. Bumblebees are described as being adapted to colder conditions, with traits such as dense, furry bodies that help them cope with low temperatures. During periods of unusually high heat, this adaptation can make it harder for them to regulate their body conditions and continue normal activity. The reporting highlights that extreme and sustained temperatures can affect bumblebees at a time when they rely on suitable weather and available forage to survive and sustain colonies. In response, the article points to ways the public can support bumblebees during hot spells, focusing on practical actions that help improve conditions for pollinators. While specific recommendations vary, the overall message is that people can take steps to provide supportive habitat and resources in their local areas to reduce pressure on bumblebee populations during heatwave conditions. The story combines an explanation of why heatwaves are particularly challenging for bumblebees with an emphasis on accessible measures to help them.