As a follow up to the most recent Post-Dispatch article on our coyotes Solar and Silver, the post wrote another article on their movements around St. Louis. The link to the online story with interactive maps can be found here Coyotes Silver and Solar logged hundreds of miles crisscrossing St. Louis
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We tracked two urban coyotes this year. A St. Louis Post-Dispatch article covers their story.
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What do movement ecology and human health have in common?
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What anthropogenic and natural threats do urban raptors deal with?
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We are so proud of undergraduate researcher Arina!
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How is the FPLL using bird surveys to understand urban biodiversity?
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Collaring coyotes in Forest Park
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Turtles are emerging as the weather warms this spring!
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In February, we welcomed a new species to the Forest Park Living Lab study: Wild Turkeys!
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Curious about how Fred the goose got his name, and where he has traveled in St. Louis?
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We observed the many waterbirds of Forest Park for over two years. What did we discover?
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We visited patients at the St. Louis Children’s Hospital to share the joys of Forest Park wildlife!
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Ever wonder what it’s like to track a Great Horned Owl? This article from St. Louis Magazine has the full story!
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In collaboration with violinist Erin Schreiber, the Forest Park Living Lab hosted a musical celebration of Forest Park wildlife.
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Forest Park Living Lab participated in two fairs this Earth Day!
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HEC media reporters joined Forest Park Living Lab researchers for an afternoon in the park.
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Spending a sunny afternoon picking up litter.
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How many animal species are in Forest Park?
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Forest Park Living Lab’s GPS tracking and outreach efforts highlighted by Ladue News
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