Prof. Tadu Zéphirin is an Associate Professor and Researcher at the University of Yaoundé I, Faculty of Science, Department of Animal Biology and Physiology, within the Zoology Laboratory. His research expertise spans forestry and agricultural entomology, with a focus on biodiversity assessment, behavioural ecology, community ecology, and the sustainable management of forest and agricultural insect communities. He also has experience in field-based mammal monitoring and ecological data analysis using R statistical software. Prof. Tadu has authored several scientific publications through collaborations with national and international research scientists, contributing to a deeper understanding of insect diversity, ecological interactions, and conservation strategies. In addition to his research contributions, he is actively engaged in higher education through teaching, mentorship, and supervision of undergraduate and graduate students. His work reflects a strong commitment to advancing ecological research, strengthening scientific capacity, and promoting sustainable approaches to biodiversity conservation and natural resource management.