Bark beetle outbreaks expanding in Colorado
Every year, the Colorado State Forest Service and U.S. Forest Service monitor forest health conditions on millions of acres across the state.
Warner College Headlines
2018: CSU's Year in Review
A look back at the year gone by through SOURCE stories.
Scenes from Fall Commencement 2018
Newest CSU alums celebrated at weekend ceremonies.
Warner graduate student on path to educate future stewards of the land
Yvonne Schramm hopes to launch her own non-profit environmental education center.
What happens to bees in winter?
Students in CSU's honey bee clubs recently winterized the bee hives on campus.
Outstanding Grads of Fall 2018
Here are a few stories of personal challenges overcome, family responsibilities shouldered, educational changes in direction that finally led to a true passion, as well as learning, growth and success along the way to graduation.
Alternative Winter Break provides learning experience in Kenya
Students and staff offered opportunity to learn and leave a lasting impact.
Student Success
Outstanding Grad: Marissa Nelson
Reisher Scholar thanks her community for helping her to succeed.
What happens to bees in winter?
Students in CSU's honey bee clubs recently winterized the bee hives on campus.
Outstanding Grad: Ariana Vargas, Warner College of Natural Resources
Ariana Vargas made an important decision that ignited a fire within and defined her future career trajectory.
CSU delegation travels to Poland for United Nations climate talks
CSU faculty and graduate students are attending the 24th session of the UN Climate Change conference.
GradShow winners represent colleges, schools, programs throughout CSU
The GradShow awards recognize excellence in research, creativity and entrepreneurship in a variety of categories.
FRS student to take part in national natural resources scholars program
A chance opportunity gives one student the chance of a lifetime.
Budding ecologist in pursuit of saving the Universe
Sean Washington is using curiosity to inspire change.
Research Impact
Half of Coloradans live in areas at risk of wildfires
The Colorado State Forest Service said the number of people living in areas at risk to the effects of wildland fire increased by nearly 50 percent in recent years.
Natural solutions can reduce global warming
Protecting and restoring natural lands could offset almost one-quarter of the nation’s current net annual emissions.
Senior finds a new research niche
Ryleigh Gelles immerses herself in the collaborative world of research.
CSU and Rocky Mountain PBS partner to broadcast bite-size science
'Conversation Starters' explain research questions tackled by university experts on The Conversation.
VIDEO: Antarctic ice shelf 'sings'
A research team led by CSU has uncovered the supernatural sounds of winds blowing across snow dunes on Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf.
Warner Family
CSU alumna aims to increase awareness about public lands through 'songscapes'
CSU alum Betsy Mortensen launched a nonprofit that creates partnerships between the music industry and environmental organizations.
Outstanding Grad: Ariana Vargas, Warner College of Natural Resources
Ariana Vargas made an important decision that ignited a fire within and defined her future career trajectory.
GradShow winners represent colleges, schools, programs throughout CSU
The GradShow awards recognize excellence in research, creativity and entrepreneurship in a variety of categories.
Jeremy Sueltenfuss becomes the newest FRS faculty member
Sueltenfuss' new position focuses on teaching many disciplines found in the department.
CSU a strong presence at annual state rangeland meeting
CSU rangeland stewards awarded many honors at the CSSRM November meeting.
Warner College In the News
Colorado Climbers race to gather data about bats before a fungal disease hits the state
Colorado Natural Heritage Program zoologist Rob Schorr is teaming up with Colorado climbers to identify roosting locations of bats in an effort to prepare for white-nose syndrome if it occurs in the state.
Researchers study shrimp stocked in Carter, Horsetooth
Fisheries biologist Brett Johnson surveys 70 Colorado waterways for possum shrimp, a fish forage species introduced in the 1970s.
Flood Waters Fundamentally Changed The Front Range -- In Landscape And Human Tragedy
Fluvial geomorphologist Sara Rathburn reflects on 2013's flood and its lasting impacts on the landscape.
Short On Water In The Mountains? Beavers, To The Rescue
Read KUNC's coverage of CSU's research on the benefits of beaver's natural engineering to water quantity and the ecosystems they occupy.
Warner College Events
Fall Commencement ceremonies Dec. 14-15
Colorado State University expects to confer degrees on more than 2,100 graduates during ceremonies in the Lory Student Center and Moby Arena.
Guns and biodiversity: threat or conservation tool? Nov. 15
A panel of biologists, conservationists and hunters will explore the complex relationship between guns, hunting and biodiversity.
What does sustainability mean to you? Nov. 14
Panelists will explore how the current paradigm of sustainability has developed over the last three decades.
Keynote speaker Ritter among many CSU connections to Oct. 19-20 Book Fest
Former Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter, the founding director of the Center for the New Energy Economy, will be one of many CSU community members playing a role in the 2018 Fort Collins Book Festival this month.
Distinguished Alumni Awards: Top Rams to be honored
The CSU Alumni Association will honor the best of the best Oct. 11 at the annual Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner.