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Sensory ecology as a book category covers how organisms detect, interpret, and respond to information from their environment, and how those sensory systems shape and are shaped by ecology and evolution. Books in this category range from textbooks and research monographs to popular science and field-focused works, and explore modalities such as vision, hearing, smell, taste, touch and electroreception across plants, animals and microbes. Typical themes include foraging, predator–prey interactions, communication and mate choice, sensory adaptations to different habitats, experimental and modeling methods, and consequences for conservation (e.g., light and noise pollution). Interdisciplinary by nature, sensory ecology titles appeal to ecologists, behavioral biologists, neuroscientists, conservationists, and curious general readers interested in how perception structures life and ecosystems.

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