wow what a great and informative substack piece. i for one will be subscribing in order to stay up to date with the various projects these three gentlemen produce
I enjoyed the episode and look forward to more. While I agree that your conclusion on rats is likely correct, I'm dissatisfied with how you dismissed squirrels. The 2020 census was limited and more of an art project. A more rigorous 2018 study by the same organization found over 2,000 squirrels in Central Park alone.
Thanks for listening Bruce! We don't view squirrels as the main culprit, at least in the neighborhoods we were looking into, but that doesn't mean they're completely innocent. Stay tuned for pt 2. We'll touch on them again, briefly.
wow what a great and informative substack piece. i for one will be subscribing in order to stay up to date with the various projects these three gentlemen produce
I enjoyed the episode and look forward to more. While I agree that your conclusion on rats is likely correct, I'm dissatisfied with how you dismissed squirrels. The 2020 census was limited and more of an art project. A more rigorous 2018 study by the same organization found over 2,000 squirrels in Central Park alone.
Thanks for listening Bruce! We don't view squirrels as the main culprit, at least in the neighborhoods we were looking into, but that doesn't mean they're completely innocent. Stay tuned for pt 2. We'll touch on them again, briefly.