Onondaga Earth Corps Tree Mapping
In 2023, student interns worked with the Onondaga Earth Corps (OEC) to create maps of their impact on the Syracuse urban tree canopy and celebrate their 20th year anniversary. OEC runs a youth [ … ]
In 2023, student interns worked with the Onondaga Earth Corps (OEC) to create maps of their impact on the Syracuse urban tree canopy and celebrate their 20th year anniversary. OEC runs a youth [ … ]
In 2022, Syracuse Community Geography students worked with Paul Harvey, a local urban trail enthusiast, to update a trail map for the Morningside Cultural Trails. The Morningside trail network includes over 7 miles [ … ]
Syracuse Community Geographers began working with Paul Harvey and neighborhood groups on Syracuse’s eastside to create the Morningside Cultural Trail Maps in 2015. Over time, the number of trail maps have expanded and [ … ]
In Fall 2015, Syracuse Community Geography began a partnership with the Central New York Land Trust (CNYLT) to create a GIS map inventory of the land trust’s nature preserves. CNYLT is a member-driven, [ … ]
During the winter of 2014, the Syracuse Community Geography Program partnered with the Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York (NOFA-NY) to create a series of maps that visualize the spatial distribution and [ … ]
In partnership with the Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Onondaga County (CCE), students in the Spring 2013 Community Geography class conducted a geographic analysis of CCE’s urban forestry efforts in Syracuse, NY. The [ … ]
In 2009, the Neighbors of the Onondaga Nation (NOON) requested assistance mapping oil and gas drilling leased in Onondaga County. At the time, there was concern that the ban on hydrofracking in New [ … ]