Category: O’Donnell, Kelly
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Exploring Bird Diversity Across NYC Parks During Global Big Day
Our project features bird numbers across parks in NYC! Focusing on Global Big Day, we collected species diversity and the ecology of eight parks to find any contributing factors.
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The Relationship between Bird Diversity on Spotted Lantern Fly Population across 51 New York City Council Districts
Do you think a wider variety of bird species would mean a lower spotted lanternfly population? Find out more here!
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Cities and Bees: Understanding the Environmental Factors Influencing Western Honey Bee Populations
Curious about how cities affect Western honeybee populations? This poster explores the connection between Western Honey Bee populations, green spaces, urban environments, and conservation efforts.
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Evaluating the Effect of Park Size on Species Richness in NYC Parks
This project explores how NYC park size and habitat variety impact urban biodiversity, revealing surprising trends in species richness and the role of green spaces.
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Comparing Bronx County Bee Sightings and Activity Between Different Species Throughout the Day
With a scarcity of urban green spaces, we question if different species of bees are active at different times to potentially reduce competition.
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How do varying densities in frog populations across America reflect the impact of urbanization?
This project examines the impact of urbanization on frog populations across U.S. regions. The varying trends in the data suggest that further investigation into urban and rural effects is needed.
