ARTHROPOD MONITORING

Arthropod monitoring is a vital process in assessing the health and biodiversity of ecosystems. By studying insects, spiders, and other arthropods, we gain valuable insights into environmental changes, habitat quality, and the overall health of an area helping landowners, researchers, and conservationists understand ecosystem dynamics.

Enhancing Ecosystem Health Through Biodiversity Assessment

Biodiversity Tracking

Habitat Quality Evaluation

Pest Management

Climate Change Insights

Informed Land Management

Support for Echological Restoration

Some species serve as indicators of ecosystem health. Monitoring these species can signal changes in the environment.

Hypomecis sp.

Geometridae

Notodontidae sp.

Notodontidae

Ptychopteridae sp.

Ptychopteridae

Hybomitra sp.

Tabanidae

Tetragnatha extensa

Tetragnathidae

Campaea perlata

Geometridae

Melanoplus femurrubrum

Acrididae

Philodromus cespitum

Philodromidae

Euschistus servus

Pentatomidae

Ischnura verticalis
Dectes texanus

Cerambycidae

Nabis roseipennis

Nabidae