Mo Metza (MS student: does rock climbing contribute to risks of spreading white nose syndrome to bats?)

Window collision team: collectively investigating how and when birds avoid collisions with windows

• Dr. Pallabi Kundu (Postdoc: developing and testing a window collision detection sensor system)

• Clara Cebral-Marani (MS student: quantification of collision avoidance behaviors in birds)

• Nico Gonzalez (Sophomore)​

• Helen Tiffin (Sophomore)

• Giselle Boudreaux (Junior)

Bird-solar interactions team: collectively studying how birds interact with large-scale utility sites

• Darius McCallum (First-year)​

• Olivia Maxey (Senior)

• Kyla Henty (Sophomore)

• Halie Sanford (Sophomore)

• Charlotte Toomey (Sophomore)

• Megan Pettyjohn (First-year)

Birds and polarized light team: collectively understanding whether a model bird uses light polarization cues to detect water and whether that transfers to attraction to objects such as solar panels​

• Ali Grossweiner (MS student: do zebra finches use light polarization cues to find water?)

• Rosalee Kelly (Junior)

• Meghann Mullarkey (Junior)

Cara Hall and Alexandra Mendelhson (Juniors : the effects of low exposure to lead (Pb) on mating behavior of zebra finches)

Blythe Brewster (Senior: effects of sound and vibration on plant physiology and performance)

Ethan Stewart (Junior: evidence-based ways to diversify environmental education and research)

Cayley Santella (Junior: modeling decision making processes associated with wildlife road crossings)

Sofia Pollitte (Sophomore: using animal behavior to design wildlife road crossings)

Ali Otto (Sophomore: is offshore artificial light at night a risk to migrating birds)