Insects, Fire and Conservation

Focusing on the intricate relationship between fire and insect populations, this work compiles diverse global research on the effects of wildfires and controlled burns. It highlights the dual role of fire as both a potential threat and a crucial management tool. Through various case studies across different ecosystems, the book illustrates how prescribed burning can be strategically applied to mitigate negative ecological consequences while enhancing conservation efforts for threatened species and overall insect biodiversity.