Studying pollinator health is significant as these organisms, including bees, butterflies, and birds, are vital for the pollination of many crops and wild plants. Healthy pollinators contribute directly to global food security and biodiversity. Recent declines in pollinator populations pose threats to ecosystems and agricultural productivity. Investigating factors such as pesticide exposure, habitat loss, and climate change allows for better conservation strategies to protect these essential species. Furthermore, understanding pollinator health supports the resilience of ecosystems, ensuring the availability of fruits, vegetables, and nuts in our diets.