Amphibians are the environment’s canaries in the coal mine. Their declines provide early warning signs to scientists that stressors like habitat loss, climate change, pollution and disease are making ecosystems unhealthy.
A team led by the Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands is providing adaptation strategies for installations vulnerable to future climate threats.
The largest and most diverse freshman class in Colorado State University’s history has led to record enrollment for the 10th consecutive year. The university welcomes 33,413 students to campus this year.
CSU archaeologists, students, are piecing together the story of ancient man in Alaska.
Forestry students from the Yamagata Prefectural College of Agriculture recently visited CSU.
Students from around the U.S. came to CSU to participate in Integrative Agroecology & Sustainability Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships.
Geoscientists are exploring the deep earth processes that created the Mackenzie Mountains.
Juniors Alexa Ashbrook, BS Natural Resource Tourism and Lauren Brock, B.S. Human Dimensions of Natural Resources recently presented their research on the Human Dimensions of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) at Pathways to Success Conference in Estes Park, CO. CWD is a fatal Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathy (TSE) disease found in deer, elk, and moose. CWD is currently found in 23 states, two Canadian provinces, South Korea, and Norway.
Doctoral candidate Jeremy Sueltenfuss won the 2017 Rocky Mountains Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit Student Award for a RNMP restoration project.
Geosciences doctoral student Nikki Seymour's research pitch was a winner in the Vice President for Research's annual competition.
Students from around the U.S. came to CSU to participate in Integrative Agroecology & Sustainability Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships.
Doctoral students studying wildland fire get first hand experience helping with a prescribed burn.
Colorado State University Online welcomed to campus 13 students from China to walk in Spring 2017 commencement ceremonies — CSU’s largest ever group of international online students.
Katie Johnson and Kiloaulani Ka’awa-Gonzales have been named 2017 Udall Scholars.
Amphibians are the environment’s canaries in the coal mine. Their declines provide early warning signs to scientists that stressors like habitat loss, climate change, pollution and disease are making ecosystems unhealthy.
A team led by the Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands is providing adaptation strategies for installations vulnerable to future climate threats.
Geoscientists are exploring the deep earth processes that created the Mackenzie Mountains.
Yellow and brown needles in the fall are often part of a natural shedding process.
CSU's Diana Wall is among a group of researchers who found an intense glacial melt in 2002 triggered changes in the characteristics of Antarctica’s McMurdo Dry Valleys over the ensuing decade.
Warner alumna and former CSU student athlete reflects on making it through school amidst varied priorities.
Forestry students from the Yamagata Prefectural College of Agriculture recently visited CSU.
Doctoral candidate Jeremy Sueltenfuss won the 2017 Rocky Mountains Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit Student Award for a RNMP restoration project.
Meet Rachel Baiyor. She’s a senior majoring in Ecosystem Science and Sustainability and president of the College Council at Warner College of Natural Resources.
Geosciences doctoral student Nikki Seymour's research pitch was a winner in the Vice President for Research's annual competition.
Geosciences Department Head and seismologist Rick Aster speaks with Fox News about the impacts of Mexico's recent earthquakes.
Human Dimensions Assistant Professor Rebecca Gruby speaks to a new era of marine conservation management.
Gillian Bowser shares strategies and viewpoints on diversity in ecology.
Researchers explore how natural resources influence the development of language in an interview with National Public Radio.
Award winning author Dan Flores will speak at Avogadro's Number on Sunday September 17 from 1p - 3p.
The Global Biodiversity Center will host a discussion on public lands Wednesday, Feb. 22, at Avogadro's Number.
How to develop allies and have inclusive conversations.
Master's students address global conservation issues with local market.
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability will host a discussion on the upcoming election.