This week, Stony Brook University began construction of a new 135-room Hilton Garden Inn by clearing a 3 acre plot of land that was, until today, a hundreds-year-old untouched woodland. See our photo gallery.
Caitlin Fisher-Reid is a PhD candidate in the Department of Ecology and Evolution whose dissertation on the evolutionary processes of the terrestrial woodland salamander will be significantly impacted should construction on the property begin before she completes her research in two years.
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