A better understanding of insects could help protect them better


By AGENCY
Insects pollinate 80% of flowering plants and are vital for 35% of the world’s food production. — Photos: AFP

Despite general indifference, studies continue to draw alarming conclusions about the dramatic collapse of insect populations in Europe and elsewhere in the world.

Yet these tiny creatures play a fundamental role in maintaining major ecological balances.

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