: Why are honeybees important for nature and why do we save them ?
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I’ll keep this answer fairly short and to the point.
Basically Bees are pollinators, extremley wide spread effective pollinators. This means they polinate all our local flowers, plants etc which keep our habitats growing and in good shape which in turn provides huge amounts of oxygen for us to breathe.
Bees also pollinate farmers crops, crops would either fail or would have to be manually pollinated without Bees, neither of those are options we want to take when we can already see mass food shortages across the globe which will only get worse over time.
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