Natural solutions can reduce global warming
Protecting and restoring natural lands could offset almost one-quarter of the nation’s current net annual emissions.
Warner College Headlines
New methods help identify what drives sensitive or socially unacceptable behaviors
CSU researchers have teamed up to solve a key problem for the study of sensitive behaviors like poaching, harassment, bribery and drug use.
Colorado State University helps launch national effort to boost student access and achievement
Colorado State University is participating in a massive new effort in which 130 public universities and systems will work together to increase college access, close the achievement gap, and award hundreds of thousands more degrees by 2025.
Senior finds a new research niche
Ryleigh Gelles immerses herself in the collaborative world of research.
Budding ecologist in pursuit of saving the Universe
Sean Washington is using curiosity to inspire change.
CSU and Rocky Mountain PBS partner to broadcast bite-size science
'Conversation Starters' explain research questions tackled by university experts on The Conversation.
New funding available for climate adaptation research at Colorado State University
CSU has joined the Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center, which is based at the University of Arizona.
Student Success
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.
Catch this rangeland ecology student singing about plants in a field somewhere
Plants, puddles and tadpoles inspired Caylyn Newcomb to study natural resources.
CSU celebrates the transfer student experience
Transfer students make up 30 percent of CSU's student body. They are being celebrated this week for their unique journey.
Bachelor’s program in Natural Resource Tourism now available online
What one industry accounts for more than 10 percent of the global economy, one in 10 jobs worldwide, and generated $8.27 trillion in 2017? Tourism and Recreation.
Students gain insights into state policymaking through inaugural fellowship
Three Colorado State University students participated in the Colorado Science and Engineering Policy Fellowship, a program that places STEM majors in an eight-week summer internship involving STEM policy research, seminars and industry site visits.
Max Griffis: Exploring the path to policy work
Max Griffis blends his passion for connecting with people with his love for natural resources.
Research Impact
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.
Research Administration: It's complicated
Research administrators play a vital role in the success of the CSU research enterprise.
Warner Family
Cindy Kirby is Proud to Be a CSU Ram
Cindy Kirby is a senior ranger at Larimer County's Carter Lake.
‘ENCIRCLING’ women faculty with mentoring support at CSU
A new “mentoring circles” program intended for women faculty is being launched this month at CSU.
Sustainability courses at the CSU Todos Santos Center
Educating students and community members about sustainable practices in tourism, agriculture, and other subjects has become a cornerstone for Colorado State University’s Todos Santos Center in Baja California Sur (BCS), Mexico.
CSU celebrates the transfer student experience
Transfer students make up 30 percent of CSU's student body. They are being celebrated this week for their unique journey.
2018 Employee Climate Survey launches
Employees will receive links to access the survey in emails from their division leaders.
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
Two more chances to weigh in on the Employee Climate Survey
Open Forums set for Nov. 30 and Dec. 4 in the LSC.
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.