Mr. Ngon A Dang is an emerging researcher in Animal Biology and Applied Zoology at the University of Yaoundé I, Cameroon, where he obtained his Master’s degree with distinction. His research interests focus on ecology, biodiversity conservation, urban ecology, and the effects of human activities on tropical ecosystems. His Master’s research investigated the diversity and distribution of Odonata along an urbanization gradient in Yaoundé, providing insights into the responses of insect communities to environmental change in tropical cities. He has contributed to several field-based research projects in Cameroon, including studies on arthropod diversity, myriapod ecology around Mpem and Djim National Park, and community-based socio-economic assessments. These experiences have strengthened his expertise in ecological sampling, species identification, data analysis, and the application of statistical and spatial tools, including R, PAST, and QGIS. Beyond research, Marc Wilfried is engaged in science communication and graphic design, using innovative approaches to promote scientific outreach, environmental education, and biodiversity conservation. He is committed to advancing ecological research and supporting sustainable, community-based environmental management in Central Africa.