Environmental education program seeking applicants
The Human Dimensions of Natural Resources department in the Warner College of Natural Resources is seeking applicants for the D.R. and Ginny Pulliam Scholars program.
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Forest health survey: Spruce beetle activity escalating
The U.S. Forest Service and Colorado State Forest Service have released the results of the annual aerial forest health survey in Colorado.
Prune your tree this winter
Late winter, from mid-February until early March, is the best time to prune most trees. Trees are still dormant at this time of year and, unlike in early winter, wound closure will be rapid if pruning occurs just prior to the time new growth emerges.
Students summit an Andes giant
When a group of nine Warner College of Natural Resources students, alumni and affiliate faculty departed to climb a mountain in Argentina they bid farewell to an easy winter break to embark on a trek filled with high altitude suffering.
Charting Colorado’s vulnerability to climate change
New study from CSU and CU assesses how well prepared the state is to deal with climate change.
CSFS names alums as new division supervisors
The Colorado State Forest Service has named new supervisors for the agency’s two chief divisions – and both are Colorado State University alumni.
Graduates share unique stories, overcome obstacles
Whether overcoming tremendous obstacles or achieving academic excellence, these outstanding Colorado State University fall 2014 graduates have accomplished major personal goals and are prepared to begin meaningful careers as future leaders in their communities.
Q&A: Professor talks about the "Ecology of Religious Beliefs"
What factors shape the religious beliefs of different groups of people? A team of international researchers - which included CSU Professor Michael Gavin recently - set out to answer that question.
Pitching ideas for the planet's future
CSU student, Hannah Smith, was selected to facilitate a youth session on landscapes and the green economy over the weekend at the Global Landscapes Forum in Lima, Peru