Build arthropod–plant interaction networks

Study biodiversity and phenology in response to climate change.

EwA field leaders log their field and outreach sessions.

Build a database of amphibians to track ecological change.

Enable evidence-based conservation documentation and restoration actions in urban parks and reservations.

Study arthropods abundance & dynamic with their host plants.

Feed EwA’s biodiversity & climate studies and help ecological assessment and management of sensitive areas in the Greater Boston Area (Massachusetts, U.S.)

Better understand the timing of seasonal events in relation to fauna activity

The project brings attention to the intersection of rodent populations, AR use, and their impact on wildlife. It provides open-access, evidence-based tools for communities to record, understand the spread and impact of ARs & act accordingly

Contribute to EwA’s urban habitat health & fragmentation studies, and help ecological assessment and management of sensitive areas in the Greater Boston Area (Massachusetts, U.S.)