Vol. 2, No. 1 (2026)
Table of Contents
Integrating Computational Modeling and Field-Based Approaches for Assessing Insect and Animal Diversity in Fragmented Ecosystems
Dr. Mariana S Santos
Abstract: Habitat fragmentation represents one of the most pervasive threats to global biodiversity, fundamentally altering species distributions, community structure, and ecosystem functioning in terrestrial landscapes. While the negative consequences of habitat loss are well-documented, the r...
AI-Assisted Monitoring and GIS-Driven Analysis of Insect and Animal Biodiversity in Conservation Landscapes
Dr. Chloe M Bennett , Dr. Samuel K Otieno
Abstract: Global biodiversity decline necessitates transformative approaches to ecological monitoring that transcend the limitations of conventional field methods. Conservation landscapes face unprecedented pressures from habitat fragmentation, land-use change, and climate stressors, yet tradit...
Predictive Modeling and Translational Applications for Enhancing Insect and Animal Diversity in Ecologically Sensitive Regions
Dr. Haruto Sato
Abstract: Ecologically sensitive regions—biodiversity hotspots, montane systems, wetlands, and tropical forests—harbor disproportionate insect and animal diversity yet face accelerating threats from climate change, habitat fragmentation, and land-use shifts. Predictive ecological mo...
Emerging Interdisciplinary Approaches for Quantifying and Conserving Insect and Animal Diversity Using Computational and Field-Based Frameworks
Dr. Lucas A White , Dr. Zinhle T Ndlovu, Dr. Sarah K Williams
Abstract: Global biodiversity decline represents one of the most pressing environmental challenges of the Anthropocene, with insects and animals experiencing unprecedented population losses and extinction rates. Conventional monitoring approaches, while essential, remain constrained by taxonomi...
Digital Tools and Engineering-Driven Strategies for Monitoring, Managing, and Conserving Insect and Animal Biodiversity
Dr. Lukas Friedrich Schneider
Abstract: Global biodiversity decline, particularly among insects and animals in ecologically sensitive regions, demands transformative approaches to monitoring and management. Traditional survey methods, while foundational, face critical limitations in scale, cost, and taxonomic resolution, cr...
Effect of Moringa Olivera Leaves Extract on Laying Hens Productive Exposed to Coccidian Challenge
Bashar Ahmed M Lehmood, Atheer Kareem Kadhim
Abstract: The aim of this study was to determine the impact that aqueous Moringa leaf extract can have on the productive behavior of coccidiosis-infected ISA Brown laying hens. There were 120 hens which were allocated into four groups: control (T1) and three experimental (T2, T3, and T4) groups...