Insects and forests

Complex and essential relationships The forester often views insects in the forest with suspicion, usually focusing on pests. However, insects are mostly valuable helpers for the wild ecosystem. They are in fact the first regulators of insect infestations. Their beneficial role does not stop there, however. The life of the soil and the recycling of organic matter also owe much to their contribution. As for their effectiveness as pollinators, they are indispensable for a part of the forest flora. 21 x 29.7 cm, 80 pages