Exploring the intricate relationships between insects and their environment, Ecological Entomology is a leading publication in insect ecology. The journal focuses on original research concerning the interactions of insects with other organisms, including plants, animals, and microorganisms, as well as their physical and chemical surroundings. It offers insights into insect behavior, population dynamics, community ecology, and evolution within an ecological context.
Indexed in major databases like Web of Science and Scopus, this journal covers diverse topics such as insect-plant interactions, predator-prey relationships, insect conservation, and the impact of environmental changes on insect populations. Ecological Entomology is essential reading for entomologists, ecologists, conservation biologists, and researchers interested in the complex world of insect ecology.
Contribute your groundbreaking research to this respected journal and help to advance our understanding of insect ecology. Consider submitting your work to reach a wide audience and make a significant contribution to the field. The journal supports open access publishing.