 This paper presents the first comprehensive species distribution models for orchids, their fungal symbionts, and pollinators. It evaluates the impact of global warming on these organisms by analyzing three different climate change projection scenarios and four different climate change scenarios. Niche modelling was used to predict the possible future distributions of orchids, their fungal symbionts, and pollinators. The results suggest that orchids will experience a poleward range shift due to global warming, but this shift may be limited due to the negative effects of global warming on fungal symbionts. Additionally, the availability of pollinators such as anthophora finis and bombastor estrus will likely decline, while the availability of rodanthidium septum dentitum will increase. This article was authored by Marta Kolenowska.