Proposal Title

Integrating Ecological Processes and Citizen Science at Mount Auburn Cemetery

Abstract

Given the increasing urbanization of North America, models for successful urban wildlife refuges are desperately needed. Researchers from Lesley University are partnering with Mount Auburn Cemetery to assess ecological processes, develop management strategies to enhance biodiversity, and engage visitors and students at Mount Auburn. This presentation will focus on presenting our research plans and project development to inform the Lesley community about this exciting partnership, while soliciting feedback and collaboration.

Author Type

Staff/Researcher

Start Date

24-3-2017 9:00 AM

End Date

24-3-2017 9:50 AM

Presentation Type

Paper

Disciplines

Agricultural Science | Education | Environmental Studies | Laboratory and Basic Science Research | Life Sciences

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Integrating Ecological Processes and Citizen Science at Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Given the increasing urbanization of North America, models for successful urban wildlife refuges are desperately needed. Researchers from Lesley University are partnering with Mount Auburn Cemetery to assess ecological processes, develop management strategies to enhance biodiversity, and engage visitors and students at Mount Auburn. This presentation will focus on presenting our research plans and project development to inform the Lesley community about this exciting partnership, while soliciting feedback and collaboration.