Entomology Today is a project of the Entomological Society of America (ESA). The purpose of this website is to report interesting discoveries in the world of insect science, news and events from entomological societies, and to feature periodic articles by volunteer authors.

ESA has been connecting entomologists and others with a fascination for insects for the past 125 years. ESA members total more than 7,000 individuals from around the world who study insects, their importance, and their impact on the world’s population. And ESA certification’s program has provided credentials for those who help control insect pests in urban environments.

Whether you are a hobbyist, student, pest management professional, researcher, involved in education or industry—or just plain love insects, you should find our blog full of interesting and captivating information. Do you know how many insects there are in the world? Or know the difference between an insect and a bug? Or where the latest species are being discovered?

Stay connected with our blog and you’ll learn these answers and a whole lot more!  And visit www.entsoc.org for details on becoming more connected to the world of entomology.

If you have questions or ideas for articles, see our Author Guidelines, or contact:

Joe Rominiecki
Senior Manager of Communications
Entomological Society of America
301-731-4535, ext. 3009
jrominiecki@entsoc.org

The Entomological Society of America can be contacted at:

Entomological Society of America
170 Jennifer Rd., Suite 230
Annapolis, MD 21401-7995 USA

Phone: 301-731-4535
Fax: 301-731-4538
esa@entsoc.org