Conservation Entomology Convincing the public of the economic and physiological benefits of maintaining insect diversity is extremely important.
Many entomologists combine their passion for entomology with an aptitude for communicating.
They are involved in education and outreach in order to encourage appreciation for insects and foster support for programs to preserve biodiversity. These individuals can be found in natural history museums, nature centers, zoos, conservation agencies, and extension offices. Systematics is the study of the diversity of organisms and the relationships between them. This discipline includes taxonomy, the classification of organisms. Systematics is important because it serves as an information-retrieval system and provides the means of predicting the distribution of characteristics among organisms.