Environmental Entomology

Environmental Entomology is the study of insects and their interactions with the environment. It explores how insects affect ecosystems, agriculture, and human health—such as pollination, pest control, and disease transmission. This field helps us understand the roles insects play in natural processes and how to manage them sustainably, balancing ecological health with human needs. By studying insect behavior, diversity, and populations, environmental entomologists develop strategies to protect ecosystems and improve agricultural productivity, ensuring that both insects and humans coexist positively within their shared environment.