Finished! Looks like this project is out of data at the moment!
Hooray, Season 3 is now complete! To our many volunteers, thank you for all your efforts.
Stay tuned - SEASON 4 will launch in August 2021 with images from Detroit metro parks before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the meantime, feel free to contact us at wildlifeneighbor@gmail.com with any questions!
NYEEMA C. HARRIS, PhD. - Primary Investigator
Dr. Harris is an Associate Professor in the School of the Environment at Yale University. The principal focus of her Applied Wildlife Ecology (AWE) lab is to investigate the biogeography and conservation of antagonistic interactions. She and her students study predator-prey, competition, and host-parasite interactions in mammals, namely carnivores with active projects in North America and Africa. She aims to do science that has conservation and societal relevance, and celebrates the awe of nature.
Rumaan Malhotra - PhD (2017-)
| Siria Gamez - PhD (2018-) |
| Gabriel Gadsden - PhD (2021-), MS (2019-2021) |
| Jamie Jackson - Community Engagement Coordinator (2021-) |
Travis Murray - Lab Technician (2021-)
Natalie Madden (MS, 2018-2019)
Corbin Kuntze (MS, 2016-2017)
Shawn Colborn (MS, 2016-2017)
Samantha Lima (BS 2017-2020)
Sofia Kruszka (BS, 2017-2019)
Samuel Bower (BS, 2018-2019)
Michael Lyons (BS, 2018-2019)
Jenna VanZoeren (BS, 2016-2018)
Nate Arringdale - Research Technician (2019-2020)
Taylor Hudson - Community Engagement Coordinator (2017)
Tiffany Carey - Community Engagement Coordinator (2016-2017)
Indira Sankaran (BS, 2020-2021)
Emily Teh (BS, 2020-2021)
Shaiwassee National Wildlife Refuge
University of Michigan Biological Station
Huron Mountain Wildlife Foundation
City of Detroit
Detroit Zoological Society
University of Michigan Library - Shapiro Design Lab (2017-2021)
Justin Schell
Scott Martin
University of Michigan LSA IT (2017-2021)
Peter Knoop
Johnathan Gallias
Abbey Roelofs
Ruthven Museum of Natural History (2017-2021)
Kira Berman
Jeanna-Maria Fox
Beta Testers & Classifiers
And everyone whose classifications make this project possible!