BSOC 3441

Insect Conservation Biology

Cornell University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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In-depth look at the concepts and issues surrounding the conservation of insects and other invertebrates. Topics include sampling rare populations; insect conservation genetics; the role of phylogeny in determining conservation priorities; refuge design; saving individual species; plus the unique political, social, and ethical aspects of insect conservation and preservation of their ecological services (i.e., pollination, decomposition, pest suppression, and insectivore food sources).

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Class #cornell_2-BSOC3441Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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