Who knew life existed in the infamous Hudson River? Focusing on the Striped Bass, we explore how fluctuating temperatures and bacterial contamination affect its population.
Bread is a common food consumed by millions of people every day. Despite its commonality, it is a complex science due to many factors. Our poster reviews the science of bread, comparing its nutrition, types, and techniques across different cultures.
Mindfulness meditation helps regulate the body and reduce stress. Despite its benefits, some hesitate to try it. Our poster explores the connection between meditation, mindfulness, and how music enhances its effects.
What do students truly think about BioBlitz? What changes can be made? Click here to find out more.
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.
Discover how noise pollution affects bird biodiversity across urban and suburban parks. Dive into the data and uncover the impact!
We examined exactly how noise pollution impacted the health of the human and animal population in New York City, specifically, how noise levels impacted the development of pigeons and bats and the potential health impacts for the average New Yorker.
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.
This project examines the state of public health and street pollution in two contrasting neighborhoods within New York City: the Upper East Side and Harlem.
Are you curious about how higher temperatures influence the amount of electricity you use? Check out out project to see the model we developed!