Nabil Nemer is a Professor of Entomology and Insect Chemical Ecology at the Department of Agricultural and Food Sciences at the Holy Spirit university of Kaslik (USEK). He currently serves as the Director of the Higher Center for Research at USEK and as Associate Dean of Doctoral Studies for Science and Technology at the Doctoral College.  He has contributed to the management of insects in forest and agricultural ecosystems at the national and regional scale and also contributed to the description of hundreds of insect species of the Lebanese agricultural and forest ecosystems. Using drone technology in insect control and detection as well as alternative methods of controlling insects, in addition to climate change impact on biodiversity are amongst the research he is carrying on. He has lectured and participated in the organization of several workshops and seminars on Agriculture Insect Pests, Sustainable Agriculture, Establishment of Nurseries, Crop Production, Forest Insect Pests, Forest Ecology, Nature Reserves, Climate Change and Biodiversity with local and International institutions in more than 12 countries worldwide. He is member of 3 Nature Reserves Committees appointed by the Ministry of Environment, member of the National Organization Committee to combat desertification and climate change and conservation of Biodiversity at the Ministry of Agriculture, and member of the Conservation Agriculture Committee.