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The distribution of described, extant species of the insect order   Hymenoptera   recorded from northern North America will be published in a series of ten checklists. In total, 9250 species in 27 superfamilies and 84 families are recorded from Canada, the state of Alaska (USA) and Greenland (Denmark). Within northern North America, 8933 species are recorded in Canada (96.6% of the total species), Alaska has 1513 (16.4%) and Greenland has 205 (2.2%). Within Canada, Ontario is the province with the most species recorded (5322, 57.5% of all species in northern North America), followed by Quebec (4207, 45.5%) and British Columbia (4063, 43.9%). At the family level, Ontario has 82 of the 84 recorded families, Quebec has 76 and British Columbia has 71. The most species-rich superfamilies in northern North America are   Ichneumonoidea   (4438 species, 48.0% of the total);   Apoidea   (1438, 15.5%) and   Chalcidoidea   (1246, 13.5%). The largest families are   Ichneumonidae   (3201 species, 34.6% of the total),   Braconidae   (1237, 13.4%),   Tenthredinidae   (573, 6.2%),   Eulophidae   (379, 4.1%) and   Pteromalidae   (309, 3.3%). Overall species richness of the   Hymenoptera   in northern North America is compared with surveys in Russia, Germany, Finland and the British Isles.

Checklists of the Hymenoptera of Canada, Alaska and Greenland – Introduction