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"Insect decline" is a nonfiction category focused on the documented drops in insect abundance, diversity, and biomass and their ecological, agricultural, and societal consequences. Books in this category examine the science behind declines (entomology, long-term monitoring, and ecosystem function), investigate drivers such as habitat loss, pesticides, climate change, invasive species, and disease, and explore the cascading effects on pollination, food webs, soil health and human well-being. It includes natural history and field studies, investigative journalism, policy and conservation guides, scientific syntheses, and personal narratives or citizen-science accounts, often emphasizing urgency, solutions, and pathways for restoration. The category is interdisciplinary, appealing to scientists, policymakers, farmers, conservationists and general readers concerned with biodiversity and sustainability.

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