A nexus of methods for bees in the gentrifying city: Using GIS, urban political ecological theory, and field ecology to uncover connections between changing property values and urban bee diversity.

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Description

Learn about nexus of green gentrification, urban property values, urban political ecological theory, GIS tools, and empirical ecology (catching bees!) as well as how to use demographic and ecological data together.

Speaker: Austin Martin

Austin is completing his PhD in Geography at Temple University. His workshop will discuss the nexus of green gentrification, urban property values, urban political ecological theory, GIS tools, and empirical ecology (catching bees!). Austin will work through how he uses demographic and ecological data together.

Location: Hybrid: Shields Library Room 360 with a Zoom option.

Prerequisites: None

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