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$Students ventured into our woodlands to study the impact of urbanization on local wildlife for this school year\u2019s first #ConEdSTEM Day Out session. Using our camera traps, they analyzed migration patterns and behavior of NYC coyotes.\xa0 #stewardship$

Nov 7, 2018 Wave Hill

Students ventured into our woodlands to study the impact of urbanization on local wildlife for this school year\u2019s first #ConEdSTEM Day Out session. Using o...

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$No surprise floral guru Livia Cetti of @thegreenvase caught the attention of @NewYorkMag (see the link in our bio). Her paper flowers lent a graceful, creative touch to table settings at Wave Hill's Spring Gala in May. We're so grateful for her #stewardship and support. \nPhoto: David Rodgers$

Invasive Species Awareness Week is finally here! We highlight our long-term dedication to invasive species management this week by sharing our current efforts and findings. In particular, Wave Hill is providing a platform for scientists and students alike to identify and manage threats to our diverse ecosystem. WERM interns learn alongside NYC scientists like Alex Byrne while collecting data on the health of macroinvertebrates and water quality in New York City.

$Thursday #summerevenings teem with activity in the gardens\u2014maybe join a guided garden walk or step indoors for a meet-and-greet with some of our wildlife neighbors\u2014think owls and snakes! \U0001f4f7: Joshua Bright$