High School Students: Get Involved!
Gotham Coyote is a collaboration of researchers, educators, and students from several institutions around the region working together to better understand coyotes and their role in our urban ecosystem. We are very proud that our team has included dozens and dozens of students over the years. Providing opportunities for high school students to conduct wildlife research in their own backyards has been a central component of what we do. We look forward to many more students to come.
Please note that Gotham Coyote doesn't accept students directly rather we work with educators from the high school programs listed below:
Project True @ Wildlife Conservation Society
Science Research Mentoring Program @ American Museum of Natural History
Wildlife Technician Program @ Mianus River Gorge
Woodland Ecology Research Mentorship @ Wave Hill
Project True @ Wildlife Conservation Society
Science Research Mentoring Program @ American Museum of Natural History
Wildlife Technician Program @ Mianus River Gorge
Woodland Ecology Research Mentorship @ Wave Hill
Current and Past Students
High School
Class of 2020
Class of 2020
- Christopher Meng-Killeen, Irvington High School (MRG WTP)
- Alex Golden, Mamaroneck High School (MRG WTP)
- Monika Ryzcek, High School for Environmental Studies (MRG WTP)
- Jared Ortega, Carmel High School (MRG WTP)
- Erin McKenna, High School for Environmental Studies (MRG WTP)
- Andrew Henriquez, High School for Environmental Studies (MRG WTP)
- Shannon Reddy, Blind Brook High School (MRG WTP)
- Carolyn Koestner, Mamaroneck High School (MRG WTP)
- Anahi Naranjo, High School for Environmental Studies (MRG WTP)
- Jason Bonet, High School for Environmental Studies (MRG WTP)
- Michael Rosenthal, John Jay High School (MRG WTP)