We'll use this to gather observations made by SPHS students to explore the biodiversity of Brooklyn

The flora and fauna of the BC Eats Garden!

Birds of Brooklyn

Edible plants and fungus found in Brooklyn, NY!

Observations from Brooklyn, NYC, 2018-04-30 - 2018-05-03, the dates for City Nature Challenge (CNC) 2021. F...

Observations from Brooklyn, NYC, 2019-04-30 - 2019-05-03, the dates for City Nature Challenge (CNC) 2021. F...

Observations from Brooklyn, NYC, 2020-04-30 - 2020-05-03, the dates for City Nature Challenge (CNC) 2021. F...

A collection of species that are either threatened or endangered living in the five boroughs.

The Green-Wood Fungi Phenology Project is a citizen scientist -based effort to collect data about and study...

The purpose of this project is to map and photograph the moths that are collected throughout the systematic...

To assess plant biodiversity across different areas of NYC (an urban environment), sampling in areas with v...

A place for JBPI students to document and share insect friends (or enemies) they encounter throughout Brook...

Survey the relationship between habitat, wildlife, and human activities in the post-COVID19 pandemic in Lei...

Join the community of LIFERs (LIISMA Invasive Finders & Early Reporters) in finding invasive species ac...

Eastern hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) is a tree native to New York, often occurring in cool mesic areas. This ...

Get involved in an exciting, new, Long Island community science campaign: updating Paul Connor’s 1971 publi...

Want to see if sightings have been going down over the years

Living things at, around and near the garden at Pioneer Works

We'll use this to gather observations made by SPHS students to explore the biodiversity of Brooklyn in 2021...

We'll use this to gather observations made by SPHS students to explore the biodiversity of Brooklyn in 2021...

Tracking the evolution of my NYC backyard from shady dirt-patch to urban bird and critter habitat

Gathering observations of ducks/geese/swans in Brooklyn to determine areas where ducks and humans congregat...