Research at work: Tatyana Graham’s Work with the Gotham Coyote Project
In this video, Tatyana Graham ’21 discusses her experience working with the Gotham Coyote Project. Tatyana worked with Environmental Studies Professor Anne Toomey, PhD, to examine how Coyotes are perceived in her own neighborhood—The Bronx. She hopes the work they’re doing will make residents aware that even though they’re in an urban environment, they’re still in a shared habitat with wildlife.
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