Join us for the first ever New York Species Distribution Modeling symposium at Yale, co-hosted with the American Museum of Natural History. A gathering of scientists from around the Northeast to share their research around topics of species range modeling, spatial ecology, and biodiversity change.

Keynote Speakers

Malin Pinsky, Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources, Rutgers University

Walter Jetz, Director, Center for Biodiversity and Global Change, Yale University

Lightning Talk Speakers

Rob Anderson, City College of New York

Peter Galante, American Museum of Natural History

Emily Moberg, Rutgers University

Laura Nunes, Brown University

Donny Perret, Brown University

Becca Selden, Rutgers University

Valerie Steen, University of Connecticut

Maria Strangas, City College of New York

Jen Tinsman, Columbia University

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