Observations of Columba livia and Humans in NYC
The aim of this study is to shed light on the factors that may influence the number of Columba livia sightings in New York City. These factors include human population and density.
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Associations Between Impervious Surface Cover and Blue Jay Observations in New York City from 2010 to 2020
In our project, we explore the effect that impervious surface cover can have on blue jay populations in New York City.
The Effect of Commercialization and Industrialization on the Presence of Norway Rats in NYC
Norway rats, or brown rats, are one of the most common animals roaming New York City. Does an increase in commercial activity impact the prevalence of these creatures in our city?
The relationship between park size and plant biodiversity in NYC
With the creation of urban environments, there is less greenspace available for wildlife. We explore the relationship between park size and plant biodiversity in the urban environment of NYC.
How the Amount of Green Area and Human Population Density Relates to Poison Ivy Observation Density in NYC
In our study, we analyze the correlation – if any – between Poison Ivy observation abundance and other geographical factors, including human population density, green acreage, and iNaturalist user density.
The Effects of Precipitation on Bird Diversity during the Nesting Season in the NYC Metropolitan Area
Our research focused on the effect of precipitation on bird diversity in the Metropolitan Area from 2015-2020 during the month of May.
The Relationship Between Air Quality and Bee Diversity within New York
We know how air quality affects humans, but did you ever wonder how it affects bees? Will it be harmful to them the same way it is to us?
Lichen Diversity Increasing Over the Past Seven Years Amid Stable Air Quality
New York finally has some decent air! But how are the lichens doing?
Monuments and Movement: Power During the Pandemic
Quaran-Zine is a collection of artistic and literary representations of the pandemic’s impact on our lives and understanding of NYC.
Covers by Lucas Ayala, Anling Chen, Arya Harris, and Peter Manos
Analysis of ozone concentration in New York City and ozone attributable asthma hospitalizations from 2009-2010
Our project focuses on the average ozone concentration in each borough and the correlation between ozone attributable hospitalizations in children and adults.
Hess Triangle Podcast
A story about a family who exacted revenge against the city government for taking their apartment building.
A Round Trip to the City
Follow along as you listen to the sounds compiled on a trip to Manhattan. Use the arrows to direct you across the soundscape and make sure to look and listen for overlapping sounds!
The Effect of Urban Density on Tree Health
Did you ever wonder if there is a relationship between tree health (trunk diameter and trunk wounds observed) and urban density? Click here to find out.
Effect of Human Population Density on the Health of Black Oak Trees
This project was a comparative study of parks in Brooklyn and Long Island to determine effects on the health of Black Oak trees.
The Effect of Street Lights on Tree Health
Interested in trees? Our study focuses on the effect of infrared light (from street lights) on the health of the Pin Oak tree population!
The World is Your Oyster: How Oysters Effectively Impact Water Pollution
In our project, while partnering with Billion Oyster Project, we studied the cultivation of oysters and how they can positively affect the water around us as pollution continues to rise.
Tree Populations Vs. Pollution
This study investigates the relationship between the population of Callery Pear, London Planetree, and Pin Oak trees in different areas on Staten Island and the corresponding air pollution levels.
Has Reduced Air Pollution as a Result of COVID-19 Really Caused a Return of Wildlife?
Have you observed an uptick in wildlife activity since the onset of COVID-19? In this project, we explore how reduced air pollution levels associated with COVID-19 correlate with wildlife activity throughout NYC.
The Effect of Air Quality on Birds in New York State
Interested in learning how air pollution affects different species of birds? Look no further! Our project investigates the correlation between air quality and bird abundance in New York State.
Beneficial Impact of Routine Exercise on Personal Well-Being
Studies show that even just a short walk per day can improve mental, emotional, and physical health. Our project demonstrates the different benefits that can be experienced with routine exercise.
