Insectpedia

Discover the fascinating world of insects with 'Insectpedia', a must-have encyclopedia for every insect enthusiast and nature lover. This beautifully illustrated A–Z treasury, published by Princeton University Press, delves into a wide array of topics—from the infamous murder hornets to the alarming 'insect apocalypse'—providing insights that challenge common myths and offer fresh perspectives on our coexistence with these extraordinary creatures. With entries crafted by entomology expert Eric Eaton, this trade binding edition invites you to explore the vital roles insects play in our ecosystems and food systems. Learn about pioneering figures in entomology, including Margaret James Strickland Collins and Douglas Tallamy, who have contributed to our understanding of these indispensable species. The compact and portable format of 'Insectpedia' makes it an ideal travel companion for your own explorations into entomology. With captivating illustrations by Amy Jean Porter, this engaging book celebrates the rich history of the field and enriches your appreciation for nature’s diversity. Whether you're an avid collector of insect facts or simply wish to deepen your knowledge of the insect world, 'Insectpedia' is the perfect resource to inspire curiosity and wonder.

Ideal for educators, students, and casual readers alike, this encyclopedia provides a comprehensive overview while encouraging personal explorations of the complex relationships between humans and insects. Dive into 'Insectpedia' and embark on an enlightening journey exploring the hidden lives of the tiniest creatures that inhabit our planet!