Proveneya & Nahiara · Updated Friday, October 9, 2026

Wildfires 2026 — daily update. Pollinators are victims too — and they deserve to be counted. They are the great unknown of these fires, absent from the reporting. PDF report · Word

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Data notes

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A wildland firefighter works beside a line of flames.
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Pollinators Gallery

Discover the invisible guardians of life on Earth. This gallery showcases the diverse natural pollinators that keep our planet's biodiversity in balance, from tiny bees to magnificent hummingbirds, and explores emerging robotic pollination technologies.

Pollinator Decline (2016–2025)

The urgent reality we must address

2016 IPBES Report

90%
Wild flowering plants depend on pollinators
75%
Global food crops require pollination

2025 Crisis

40%
Invertebrate pollinator species face extinction
9%
Annual insect population decline

US Bee Colonies

60-70%
Annual colony losses
22%
Native pollinators at risk

Urgent Action

Next Decade
Decides restoration or collapse
Global
Coordination required

🐝Bees & Ants

🐦Birds

🦋Butterflies & Moths

🦇Bats

🪲Beetles & Other Pollinators

Future Vision

This gallery is part of our comprehensive living archive of Earth's pollinators. Explore these magnificent creatures in three dimensions, discover their connections with national flowers, and understand their vital role in our ecosystem. As we continue to build this archive, we'll add more species, detailed information, and interactive 3D models.

All images are sourced from free-to-use platforms and are properly attributed. This collection will continue to grow as we build our living archive of Earth's pollinators.