"Forest Entomology in East Africa" is a comprehensive monograph that addresses the diversity and challenges of insects in the biologically richest forests of East Africa. This scholarly book brings together 135 years of scientific and historical literature and provides an authoritative overview of the main pests of trees and timber in this region. Additionally, it covers insects of social and economic importance, including endemic species, edible and collectible insects, as well as wild bees and silk producers. The work is aimed at professionals such as foresters, entomologists, conservation biologists, and resource managers, as well as anyone interested in the natural history of East Africa. The detailed analysis and extensive representation of insect diversity make this book a valuable resource for understanding the ecological dynamics in East African forests.