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by James Hoehner

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  • Biological Field Station
  • Cornell Cooperative Extension
  • New York Sea Grant Institute

Every summer a group of undergrad students arrive at the Cornell Biological Field Station to start their 10-week internship.  This summer, James Hoehner was selected by the Cornell Cooperative Extension for the Oneida Lake Fisheries and Aquatic Ecosystem Extension internship.  One of the projects James chose was the development of a StoryMap to include other internship research at the station. 

 

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Relevance Invasive species threaten the ecological, economic and social well-being of New York’s Capital Region. Invasive plants and animals disrupt native ecosystems, reduce biodiversity, degrade habitat quality and impair ecosystem services...

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Two people harvest oysters from the waters of Manhasset Bay.

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Relevance New York’s oyster populations have declined significantly since the 19th century, with an estimated 1 percent of historic oyster reefs remaining due to overharvesting and degraded water quality. In Nassau County, elevated nitrogen...
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