2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

PS 43-63

Under the skin: Heterogeneity in immunity-related genes of Plethodon cinereus along an urbanization gradient
Nina Naghshineh, M.S., Fordham University;

PS 43-64

Combining environmental and socioeconomic data to identify drivers of plastic pollution in stormwater retention ponds
Carley DeFillips, University of South Florida;

PS 43-65

CANCELLED - High β-diversity among sites, but limited direct effects of artificial light at night, characterizes urban stream macroinvertebrate assemblages
Jason R. Bohenek, The Ohio State University;

PS 43-66

A longitudinal assessment of benthic macroinvertebrate diversity and water quality along the Bronx River
Maleha Mahmud, Queens College, City University of New York;

PS 43-67

Comparing exurban and rural wildlife activity in a diverse mammal community
Mairi Poisson, University of New Hampshire;

PS 43-68

Infrastructures vertes abandonnées : Évolution des communautés végétales spontanées
Andréanne Beauchemin-Nadeau, n/a, Université de Montréal;

PS 43-69

N-microbial properties are key indicators of fertility in maturating soils built for urban greening.
Marine Durand, Ecologie Microbienne Université Lyon 1;

PS 43-70

Factors influencing tree resistance to tropical cyclone damage in urban environments: a review
Allyson Salisbury, The University of Florida & Temple University;

PS 43-71

A survey of mammalian diversity along the Bronx River
Ritika Nath, Queens College, City University of New York;

PS 43-72

Predictors of coyote and free-ranging cat occupancy and detection probability in the New York metropolitan area
Angelinna Bradfield, Queens College, City University of New York;

PS 43-73

Predictors of mammalian diversity in the New York metropolitan area
Angelinna Bradfield, Queens College, City University of New York;

PS 43-74

Diversity of riparian macrofungi along an urban-suburban gradient
Catalina I. Morrill, CUNY - Queens College;

PS 43-75

Bee community assembly in a tropical city
Emily G. Morris, Saint Louis University;

PS 43-76

Urbanization and vegetation effects on flying invertebrate communities
Harlee A. Rush, Kent State University;

PS 43-77

Assessment of native tree diversity for urban ecosystem services in New Zealand: Christchurch as a case study
Jihwi Jang, University of Canterbury;

PS 43-78

Neighborhood ethnicity and income influence urban mammal communities in metro Phoenix, Arizona
Alexandreana Cocroft, n/a, Arizona State University;

PS 43-79

Not Green Enough? Assessing the efficacy of green and blue infrastructure in urban watersheds traversing New York City, NY
Monica M. Palta, n/a, Pace University;

PS 43-80

Improving ecological functions of urban vegetation islands
Alison D. Munson, Centre for Forest Research, Faculty de Forestry, Geography and Geomatics, Laval University;

PS 43-82

How lawn mowing frequency influences soil fauna and functions in urban parks?
Laura Jeanne Raymond-Léonard, Université du Québec à Montréal;

PS 43-83

Ecosystem services in Louisville urban green spaces
Julia Kachanova, University of Louisville;

PS 43-84

Simulation of the thermal effect of greening on urban area
Seok Hwan Yun, Seoul National University;

PS 43-85

Room for rent: ecological preferences of insects using nesting boxes in urban habitats
Thierry Boislard, Montréal Insectarium;

PS 43-86

Sources and sinks in an urban turtle metapopulation
Mark S. Mills, Missouri Western State University;

PS 43-87

Mismatches between human preferences for tree traits and ecosystem services demanded and supplied
Cynnamon Dobbs, Center for Modeling and Monitoring Ecosystems, Faculty of Science, Universidad ;ayor;

PS 43-88

Risk perceptions of urban wildlife vary by animal functional group, geography, and characteristics of people
Sharon J. Hall, Arizona State University;

PS 43-89

Potential for high contribution of urban gardens to nutrient export in urban watersheds
Gaston Small, PhD, University of St. Thomas (Minnesota);

PS 43 Urban Ecosystems