Kristin M. Winchell

This study examines urbanization's impact on moth biodiversity in New York City using citizen science and field surveys, finding reduced diversity with greater urbanization and light pollution.

The paper examines how urbanization drives adaptive evolution in the Spotted Lanternfly, linking genetic changes to its invasive success in the US.

The paper models habitat suitability for insect pollinators in New York City over two decades, finding a net decrease in suitability with localized increases and highlighting the role of climate and land cover changes.