Why pollinators are important

 Why pollinators are important

“It is important to realize that humans and other creatures depend on pollinators for their over an health and ultimately their own survival”- Maia A. They weed out the sick pollinators. For the colonies survival.

Pesticides and mites are killing pollinators because pollinators there destroy homes. They pick up poisonous pollen. (Beyond pesticides.org)

Pollinators help spread pollen from plant to plant which if they die ⅓ of our food will be gone. Mites kill bees and neonics threaten bees.(Usda.org) the mites attach themselves on their hosts.

⅓ of our food is gone and other insects would take over. Birth defects and pollution people would have to pollinate. Without pollinators our food would lose ⅓ would be gone another insects would takeover. People would have to pollinate. (Panna.org)

 We have to plant flowers. The year was 1985 when pesticides were allowed in america. In 2012 the law in Boston was allowed to have pollinators. Less harmful chemicals has monitor on bees. They would cause birth defects and fertility. (nwf.org)

At M.M.S. We are planting a garden,writing letters,have are own butterflies,planting wild flowers. At mms we are planting a garden,writing letters,have are own butterflies,planting wild flowers.(Carrabassett)

“It is important to realize that humans and other creatures depend on pollinators for their over an health and ultimately their own survival”- Maia A.