Journal of Ecology
As part of the Environmental Studies General Ecology and Wildlife Ecology courses, students design, carry out, analyze and write up their own scientific experiments.
2023 Volume 7 Purchase College Journal of Ecology
The fall 2023 class of General Ecology worked in groups to develop novel research ideas related to the ecology of our campus. The groups worked together to plan, generate hypotheses, collect data, and analyze data and then each student wrote their own final project. The best final projects are included here in the Purchase College Journal of Ecology.
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DeVito et al. 2023. Smaller fragments, smaller species: varying fragment sizes result in different community structure
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Millman et al. 2023. Insect biodiversity varies across areas of differing levels of human disturbance at SUNY Purchase College
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Rosa Martins et al. 2023. Beech leaf disease prevalent throughout Purchase College’s Blind Brook forest buffer
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Vander Putten et al. 2023. Varying size of forest fragments contain different wildlife community compositions
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Keller et al. 2023. Eastern Blind Brook exhibits healthier riparian forest structure than western Blind Brook
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Graygor et al. 2023. Eastern Blind Brook hosts a healthier riparian forest structure than western Blind Brook
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Richardson et al. 2023. Old growth riparian forest at Purchase College exhibits higher tree species richness, evenness and DBH than younger growth forest
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Schulte et al. 2023. Anthropogenic effects on the east and west streams of Blind Brook
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Feehan et al. 2023. Purchase College campus fragmentation on biodiversity: camera trapping 2023
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Conte et al. 2023. Geese Poop of Purchase College’s Great Lawn may lack influence on the eutrophication of Blind Brook
