Recovery of the damage done to our fragile pollinators means we need to protect what healthy pollinator populations that we do have left. Some of the things that people are doing to conserve habitat is restoring populations using less chemicals. People are implementing new strategies to reverse the damage done because this damage threatens food security. When we reverse the damage with methods & strategies this increases genetic diversity and plants strengthens all the pollinators population against the climate change. Environmental awareness increases genetic diversity, which strengthens plant in pollinator populations.[](https://youtu.be/R3mZBWtcxiw?si=sbiQO1TlllpUaMDx

Hypothesis: How do chemicals such as pesticide use correlate to pollinator decline in addition to global warming and how does it contribute to plants reproducing? I believe it is absolutely deadly.In that all of these detrimental factors contribute synergistically making the damage to all pollinators significantly greater. Pollinators are very sensitive to temperature.And if it's even a few degrees off pollinators can die. Now that it is warmer all over the planet, it causes plans to bloom earlier. A lot of wild plants need a pollinator just to reproduce, which in turn speeds up the decline of both the plants and pollinators. The plants decline then causes less food for animals and humans raising 02 levels. Point blank pesticides kill pollinators ability to retain memory g p s location and where to find pollen.