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.
Tag: Birds
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.
Shakespearean Birds and Native Bird Groups in NYC
Forget about a dog-eat-dog world. In NYC, it’s a bird-eat-bird world. But, what does this mean for the invasive Shakespearean birds and native bird groups of NYC?
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.
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.
Impact of Urbanization on Bird Species
NYC is known for its urbanized setting, yet is still home to diverse wildlife populations. What impact does urbanization have on bird species?
Areas with High Infrastructure Have Lower Bird Species Richness
We tested the effect of human infrastructure on biodiversity by examining bird species richness using Audubon Christmas Bird Count Data comparing high versus low infrastructure sites from 2011 to 2018.
What is the effect of COVID-19 on the New York City Rock Pigeon population?
Have you ever wondered what happened to all the pigeons during the COVID 19 pandemic? We investigated how less human activity impacted pigeons in an urban setting.
