Tag: BioBlitz
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Are Greenhouse Gas Emissions Correlated With Soil Deposition Levels?
This project examines the relationship between greenhouse gas emissions and soil deposition in New York State.
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Are Macaulay Students as Motivated About Bioblitz as in Previous Years?
What do students truly think about BioBlitz? What changes can be made? Click here to find out more.
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The Relationship Between Water and Common Jewelweed
This project speaks on the important relationship between a special plant called the common jewelweed and its need to be close to water to flourish.
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Can We Combat The Lantern Fly Invasion in NYC?
Explore innovative strategies to combat NYC’s invasive lanternfly outbreak. Learn about their ecological impact, life cycle, and effective solutions like traps, repellents, and insecticides to protect our green spaces and biodiversity.
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Chirps Drowned Out: Noise Pollution Toll on Bird Species Across NYC
Discover how noise pollution affects bird biodiversity across urban and suburban parks. Dive into the data and uncover the impact!
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COVID-19’s Impact on NYC Mallard Trends (2016–2024)
Discover how the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped NYC’s mallard observation trends (2016–2024), revealing unexpected patterns in urban wildlife behavior amidst lockdowns and shifting public habits.
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Urban Plant Diversity and Population Density of Pollinators in NYC Parks
Discover with us how goldenrod flower frequency influences bee populations in NYC parks and its vital role in sustaining pollinator ecosystems amidst urban challenges.
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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 Does The Plant Biodiversity In The Trails Differ From the Plant Biodiversity In the Golf Course in Van Cortlandt Park
Discover how human activity shapes plant biodiversity in Van Cortlandt Park. Our project shows the differences between natural trails and the highly maintained golf course.
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How does Water Chestnut affect the biodiversity of parks in NYC?
We explore the effects of invasive species, such as the water chestnut on the biodiversity of parks, measuring species richness and diversity
