Ichkeul Park: An Ecological Approach to Coleoptera

The book offers a fascinating dive into the little-known world of beetles in the heart of the Ichkeul National Park, a Ramsar site of worldwide ecological importance. The author presents the in-depth results of a rigorous ecological study of 56 beetle species belonging to 10 families and 22 subfamilies. Through a detailed scientific approach, the book explores the exceptional diversity of these insects, highlighting their crucial role in the delicate balance of the Ichkeul ecosystem. Dedicated chapters present the distinctive characteristics of the predominant families such as Carabidae, Tenebrionidae and Scarabaeidae, providing an in-depth understanding of these little architects of nature. Discoveries about beetle diversity are interwoven with detailed observations, exposing intriguing behaviors and subtle interactions with other ecological factors. Beyond the scientific findings, the author explores the implications for the conservation of Ichkeul, offering informed recommendations based on the study's findings.