Investigating the Populations of Native and Invasive Birds in New York
Digital Birding? Let’s take a look at the relationship between native and invasive birds in NY!
Are Invasive Plant Species the Next Detectives?
Through the use of invasive species mapping, this project proposes the potential benefit of invasive plant species in locating potential perpetrators based on unique pollen and plant DNA material.
Examining Relationships Between Climate Change and the Lythrum salicaria Population
All plants need suitable temperatures to grow and thrive. Nature usually does a pretty good job keeping things in balance, but what happens when things fall out of balance?
The Growth of Invasive Spotted Lanternfly Populations in Pennsylvania, USA
We take a look at the beautiful but dangerous Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive species originating in China, that has recently spread from Pennsylvania to NY, threatening our ecosystems and economies.
Spotted Lanternfly Population Density in NYC Boroughs
The invasive species known as the Lantern Flies are a problem throughout states in America. We wanted to see in which borough of NYC the majority of lanternflies exist.
The Correlation Between Tree of Heaven Populations and the Spread of the Spotted Lanternfly in the Northeast of the United States
As the world becomes more interconnected, the potential for invasive species to successfully integrate into native ecosystems of the United States increases. Our experiment investigates the relationship between invasive species and the food source which facilitate their survival in a foreign habitat.
Urbanization: The Impact on the Spotted Lanternfly
“Squash the bug!” Learn more about how urbanization allows the Spotted Lanternfly to survive, and what you can do to help!
Spotted Lanternflies
Spotted lanternflies are the newest invasive species to wreak havoc in NYC. What does this mean for NYC’s future?
