Insect Conservation and Diversity

Emphasizing wild arthropods and their ecological relationships, Insect Conservation and Diversity covers topics like biogeography, climate change impacts, conservation genetics, community ecology, and global biodiversity. We welcome submissions on past and present biodiversity distribution, monitoring arthropod populations, identifying harmful influences, and measuring and supporting ecosystem services. With a broad scope, our journal encourages submissions across all aspects of insect and arthropod conservation, from ecological theory to policy and practical management.