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Why are bees so important?
Bees and other pollinators are vital for our food supply. They help plants produce fruits, vegetables, and seeds. Without enough pollinators, we could face 'pollinator deserts' as the story mentions, meaning fewer crops and a big impact on farming and the cost of food.
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