2021 Billion Oyster Project Symposium
On Friday, June 11, nearly 200 teachers, students and community supporters joined Billion Oyster Project on Zoom to celebrate NYC students and NY Harbor! Thank you to the National Science Foundation, Pace University, DYCD and the NYCDOE for helping make this day of learning possible.
Exemplary Projects
Creating Buzz
Envisioning a More Sustainable World
Analyzing Data
9-12th Grade: Comparison of Oyster Shell Height
Reid M & Ethan L.. / Frank McCourt High School
9-12th Grade: The Effects of Borrow Pits on the Abundance of Benthic Fauna
Emily L. / New York Harbor School
Engineering & Design
3-6th Grade: Gowanus Robots
Karla P., Makai W., Elijah Q., Rasheed M., Divine D. & Brittany Hartnett / P.S. 676
Sharing Information
3-6th Grade: Brief History of the Hudson River
Aadya M. / Hudson Montessori School
7-8th Grade: The Reason Oysters are Declining
Alexia G. / Academy of the City
9-12th Grade: What Effect Does Location Have on the Size of Oysters in NYC?
Surfina W., Ayanna W., Kamaya L., Marvin A., Kayla P., Jared T. / Brooklyn Academy of Science and The Environment
The Power of Words
Local Stewards
9-12th Grade: Measuring Water Quality at Pier I, Manhattan, NY
Saif K.f, Mary S., and Sang S. / Frank McCourt High School
As part of our work with Pace University and the National Science Foundation, we are asking the Billion Oyster Project community to help us promote an external survey for New York City middle school and high school students.
This online survey is voluntary, confidential, and asks for parental consent. The survey results will help us improve how we promote student interest in STEM activities and careers.
Students & Families
We’re here to help students and their families enjoy NY Harbor-inspired activities and connect with our natural environment right here in New York City.