Here are some things we can do to help stop CCD. We can plant more flowers around be hives and bee boxes. We must remove Ice Plant along highways, which takes over all flowers and keeps spreading, and then we can plant native flowers for the bees. We need to make our land a garden, not a barren desert, or else the bees will die. We also need to stop spraying as much pesticides. Plus, banning Nicotoids from pesticides would really help the bees and the environment. And, people need to be educated to except fruits and vegetables with a little bruise or blemish. We can also build bee boxes by drilling holes on the top of a sex to ten inch four by four block of wood. Put paper straws in each hole. Hang the bee boxes in a tree around were bees usually are. These are some ways to help save the bees.

There are a lot of ways we can help stop CCD.  They include planting more flowers in wild areas.  You could also remove the ice plant from the sides of freeways and plant native flowers for the bees to pollinate.  Look at your garden from a bug’s point of view.  Don’t make your garden into a desert and refrain from spraying pesticides.  It’s also a good idea to educate people to accept fruit with bruises on them; it’s not necessary for fruits and vegetables to be inundated with pesticides just so consumers can have fruits and vegetables without blemishes.  Outlawing nicotoids from pesticides may help preserve our bee populations.  If nicotine is bad for humans, couldn’t it also be hazardous to bees?
When will happen if nothing is done?  To begin with, the bees would die off and as someone has said:  “When the bees die off, man would die off in four years.”