It seems like the rapture is not far away and thanks goodness as we get to finally to to heaven and live in peace forever.

You have a point and I wish I had the answer. Bees don't pollinate everything but they pollinate enough that it will be tough if they can't do it anymore. I hope someone comes up with a way to insure the bees lives.

I wouldn't worry overmuch. The bee die-off has been tracked down to a parasite making the rounds. Like any other epidemic, there will be a sudden drop in population followed by a gradual increase back to normal levels as those who are resistant pass on their resistance to their offspring.

Do you have proof they are dying off? Because i doubt it.

Your concern is certainly warranted, seeing how man is ruining our beautiful home. Still, there is very good news for everyone who loves the earth and wants to live in peace with both animals and each other. God's reliable word, the Bible, promises that our Creator will not allow man to completely spoil the earth nor destroy himself. Evidence is that we are living in the last days of this system of things that has caused so much damage both to earth's plant and amimal life and to the human family. Both Psalm 37:10, 11 and Matthew 5:5 promise life on earth to meek (gentle, non-violent, non-despoiling) people. What kind of earth? Not one full of war, crime and greedy development. Please read Isaiah chapters 35 and 65 to get a glimpse of what life on our planet will be like in God's new world. This globe is God's property. He will not let things go completely out of control. He also protects animal kinds so that every type, from the blue whale to the humble bee will survive and thrive in harmony with peaceful men and women. So, we have reason for concern at the problems of polluton and habitat destruction, but no need for alarm or anxiety. By knowing and doing God's will, we can enjoy life forever on a cleansed and united paradise earth.--John 17:3; 1 John 2:17; 5:3