The Invertebrate Ecology Scientific Group

The Invertebrate Ecology Scientific Group was established in 2024.  

The group focuses on the welfare of invertebrate species and their ecosystems, encompassing several key aspects: biodiversity assessment (research on species diversity and abundance), habitat monitoring (evaluation of the quality of critical habitats for species survival), population dynamics studies (investigation of changes in species abundance and distribution to understand the influencing factors), conservation planning (development and implementation of strategies to protect vulnerable or endangered species and their habitats), and ecosystem services assessment (evaluation of the impact of the services provided by invertebrates on ecosystem health and human well-being).