Myla Aronson at an urban field site on the Rahway River, NJ.
Myla Aronson (GSNB ‘07 Ph.D.), research scientist in the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources, has conducted far-reaching research that shows cities are not concrete jungles but instead harbor a variety of native birds and plants. Her work supports the argument that planning greenspaces in cities with biodiversity in mind benefits both people and nature. Read more about Aronson’s groundbreaking study of biodiversity in cities across the globe in National Wildlife magazine.
