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Projects from New York City
2013 Macaulay Honors College Central Park BioBlitz
On August 26-27, 2013, Macaulay Honors College and the Central Park Conservancy partnered to conduct a 24 h...
Animal Tracks of New York City
Animal tracks of the boroughs of NYC: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island.
ARUM ALERT
Italian Arum (Arum italicum) is a toxic
invasive plant that threatens woodlands,
meadows, and wetlands. L...
Autonomous Reef Monitoring Structure--Long Island
ARMS is a systematic, consistent and comparable method to monitor cryptic reef diversity over space and tim...
BEAR DOWN ON BITTERSWEET
Asian Bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus) is an aggressive invasive woody vine that kills trees by outcompe...
Billion Oyster Project
Observing and documenting every oyster in New York Harbor!
Black Rock Forest BioBlitz: NYC
Our project is a small BioBlitz sample that allows BRF Friends of the Forest to compare species diversity b...
Browning Biodiversity Survey
The areas captured in this survey will be monitored by the Browning School students.
May 22nd, 2015 - B...
Central Park BioBlitz
What lives in your backyard? It's a bit harder when your backyard is an 843 acre park with a wide range of ...
City Nature Challenge 2017
The City Nature Challenge is a multi-city, multi-day bioblitz where multiple urban areas try to observe the...
City Nature Challenge 2017: New York City
Start spreading the news! New York City needs YOU to help find all of the creatures that call our city home...
City Nature Challenge 2017: New York City
Start spreading the news! New York City needs YOU to help find all of the creatures that call our city home...
City Nature Challenge 2018: New York City
Start spreading the news! New York City needs YOU to help find all of the creatures that call our city home...
City Nature Challenge 2019: New York City
It's up to YOU, New York! We need all New Yorkers to help find all of the creatures that call our city home...
CLIMBING THE WALLS
The Latin word for wall is murus, the origin of the word mural. Many plant species are able to grow on wall...
Cryptoforestry (urban wild plants)
A collection of cryptoforestry (urban wild plants) observations.
Geolocated observations of plants are fi...
East Village Observation Lab
Documentation of the flora and fauna of the East Village through all seasons.
Explore America - Biodiversity Census
How many species can we find in Central Park?
FIND FRAXINUS
Ash trees (Fraxinus) across North America are threatened with extinction by the invasive Emerald Ash Borer ...
Flora of Cosmopolis
The purpose of this project is to allow SUNY Empire State College students enrolled in the Urban Environmen...
FRAXINUS AND FUNGI
North America's diverse and majestic Ash trees are threatened with extinction by an invasive Bettle, the Em...
GO FIND PLANTAGO
Plantains (Plantago spp.) are low-growing, herbaceous perennials adapted to extreme environments such as be...
Invasive Plants of New York City
Project that collects the invasive species of New York City that are Prohibited and Regulated by New York S...
INVESTIGATE INVASIVES
Invasive species are non-native organisms that can cause major economic and ecological harm. Throughout New...
Investigate Invasives!
Observations from the NYBG Investigate Invasives! EcoQuest, November 2017.
Lichen IDC Project 2013
To analyze Lichen
LICHEN LOVE
Lichens are formed by a partnership between a photosynthetic alga that produces food and a fungus that prov...
Lichens of New York City
Urban lichens of the boroughs of NYC: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island.
LOOK FOR LAUREL
The Laurel family (Lauraceae) are trees and shrubs best known for their aromatic products bay leaves and ci...
Macaulay Food Availability UES
To record all the food distributors in the Upper East Side (between 86th and 80th st) and to later quantita...
MAKE THE GRADE
In one week, New Yorkers demonstrated their love for nature and identified over ten thousand EcoQuest Chall...
MONARCHS AND MILKWEEDS
Monarchs and Milkweeds EcoQuest Challenge
MONITOR MILKWEEDS 2018
Document as many species of Milkweed in New York City as possible by August 31. See the Guide to Milkweeds...
New York City EcoFlora
The New York City EcoFlora is a community science project led by the New York Botanical Garden to document ...
New York City observations
Goal: 20 wild flowering plant species (no conifers, ferns, or fungi, and no planted specimens); 4 insect sp...
NEW YORK IS WILD!
Long before he became the Conservation President, native New Yorker Theodore Roosevelt was an avid naturali...
NEW YORK IS WILD!
Long before he became the Conservation President, native New Yorker Theodore Roosevelt was an avid naturali...
NWF NYC Eco-Schools 2018-2019
Welcome to our NWF Eco-Schools Project Page!
NYMS Bolete Patrol
Boletes of New York City
PURSUE POKEWEED
Pokeweed (*Phytolacca americana*) is a native plant that grows in diverse habitats including sidewalk tree ...
PURSUE PORCELAIN-BERRY
Porcelain-berry (Ampelopsis glandulosa) was introduced to North America from Asia in 1887 as a ground cover...
TAG @ SIA
This project was created to collection observations made during the TAG program at SIA
TRACKING TREE OF HEAVEN
Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altissima) is the preferred host for Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive insect that ...
WATCH FOR WHITE SNAKEROOT
The White Snakeroot (Ageratina altissima) hosts the commensal White Snakeroot Leafminer (Liriomyza eupatori...
Wild Urban NYC (WUN)
In the spirit of Citizen Science, and engaging communities to explore, document and interpret their neighbo...
Wildlife of Union Square Park
Categorize and learn what species inhabit Union Square Park
World Science Festival 2018 Bioblitz
On Saturday June 2nd, World Science Festival and the American Museum of Natural History will host a screeni...
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