Every year, CURes independent research students participate in the LMU Undergraduate Research Symposium, which provides the opportunity to communicate their findings to a broad audience.
Armaan Zare (LMU '18) and DeLisa Madere (LMU '20) present their work on coyote scat solids analysis as part of the City of Long Beach coyote assessment project.
Alice Tiffany (LMU '21) investigating the distribution of healthy food options to better understand food deserts in Los Angeles.
Maria Curley (CURes Education Specialist), Kaitlyn Yee (LMU '18) and David Ramirez (LMU '21) present their work on hummingbird metabolism and activities.
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- An Analysis of Coyote (Canis latrans) Abundance, Movement Patterns & Distribution
- Surface Flow Measurements in the Ballona Wetlands Freshwater Marsh
- Analyzing Public Opinion of the Silver Lake Reservoir
- Mosquito Larvae Density Study at Ballona Wetlands Freshwater Marsh
- Genetic Diet Analysis of Coyote Scat from Populations in Long Beach
- Population Studies for Predator Aversion Project at the Venice Beach Least Tern (Sternula antillarum) Colony
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- A Temporal Analysis of Urban Coyote Activity in Long Beach, CA
- Coyote-Human Interactions in the City of Long Beach, CA
- Diet Composition of Long Beach Coyotes via Solids Scat Analysis
- Frequency and Rate at Which Female Hummingbirds Tend Their Nests
- Genetic Diet Analysis of Coyote Scat from Populations in Long Beach
- Integration of Hummingbird Research into Public School Science
- Mapping the South Los Angeles Food Desert
- Monitoring Mosquito Larvae Population Density in the Ballona Wetlands Freshwater Marsh
- Patterns of Urban Hummingbird Nest Distribution on the LMU Campus
- Plastic Perception - An Analysis on Single-Use Consumerism
- Sustainable Diagram on Food Waste Reduction Programs in Mitigating Carbon Footprint - an LMU Case Study
- Tree Canopy and Environmental Distribution Justice in Los Angeles - A Look Into Tree Planting Groups
- Who Would You Bring Home? People's Perceptions of Animal Adoptability
- Wildlife Services Coyote Management Project - Owl Pellet Dissection
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- Assessing Urban Parklands - Novel Use of Game Cameras to Study Park User Behavior in the Baldwin Hills
- Caching Behavior in Corvids - Cognition and Pattern Recognition
- City of Colton Urban Forest Management Project
- Coyote-Human Interactions in the City of Long Beach, CA
- Extensions to a Novel Predator Aversion System Intended to Protect Nesting Endangered Least Terns Sternula at Venice Beach CA
- Hummingbird Responses to Predator Decoys
- Influence of Demographics on Use and Understanding of Urban Green Spaces in Los Angeles, CA
- Patterns of Urban Hummingbird Nest Distribution on the LMU Campus
- Photodegradation of FD&C Red No 40 Dye in Synthetic Hummingbird Nectar
- Potential Impacts of Artificial Feeders on Hummingbird Behavior
- Ratio of Juveniles and Adults of American Crow in Family Groups at LMU and Venice Beach, CA
- Sociobiology of LMU's Red-Tailed Hawk Reproductive Group
- The Value of Urban Parklands - A Park User Study of the Baldwin Hills