Vol. 1, No. 1 (2025)
Table of Contents
Insect Biodiversity in Forest and Urban Ecosystems: A Comparative Analysis
Dilawar Abbas, Fomena Abraham
Abstract: Insects are vital to ecosystem functioning, acting as pollinators, decomposers, and a crucial part of food webs. However, rapid urbanization and habitat transformation are dramatically altering patterns of insect biodiversity. This article provides a comparative analysis of insect div...
The Role of Honey Bees in Pollination Networks and Ecosystem Stability
Levente Ábrahám
Abstract: Honey bees (Apis mellifera) are among the most important pollinators globally, playing a central role in both natural and agricultural ecosystems. Their interactions with flowering plants form the backbone of pollination networks, influencing plant reproduction, biodiversity, and ecos...
Thermal Tolerance and Behavioral Adaptations in Desert Ants
Anna Rodriguez, Prakash Mehta
Abstract: Desert ants are among the most thermotolerant insects on Earth, thriving in some of the harshest environments where surface temperatures can exceed 60°C. Their remarkable survival is the result of a suite of physiological, molecular, and behavioral adaptations. This research paper...
Impact of Light Pollution on Nocturnal Insect Activity
Hassan Al-Fahad, Maria Elena Garcia
Abstract: Light pollution, particularly artificial light at night (ALAN), is an increasingly pervasive environmental issue with profound effects on nocturnal insect activity and broader ecosystem health. As urbanization and technological advancements illuminate the night sky, the natural rhythm...
Predatory Insects as Natural Regulators of Insect Populations
Marco Ricci, Fatima Zahir, Akiko Nakamura
Abstract: Predatory insects play a fundamental role in the regulation of insect populations, acting as key agents of natural biological control in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Their predatory activities help maintain ecological balance, suppress pest outbreaks, and support biodiversity. ...