OVPR announces first Interdisciplinary Scholarship Award winners
The Office of the Vice President for Research created the awards to encourage interdisciplinary research and creative artistry.
Tag: "Warner College of Natural Resources"
CSU partnership helps stock university library in Ethiopia
More than 20,000 donated books shipped to Hawassa University through the efforts of CSU and dedicated volunteers.
Campus community helps fund tree planting event
For the fourth straight year, CSU is hosting a volunteer tree planting in April to recognize its designation as a Tree Campus USA – a status retained for promoting healthy trees and engaging students and communities in conversations about urban tree care.
Turning a greasy, sludgy problem into a positive
Researchers at Colorado State University are helping Alaska’s Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson turn a problem into a positive.
SoGES names 2015-16 Global Challenges Research Teams and Resident Fellows
Seven Teams and three Fellows receive support to advance sustainability research and cross-campus collaboration.
Pingree Park officially renamed CSU Mountain Campus
A new name will mark a new era of academic field studies, environmental education, research and preservation of the remarkable valley where CSU’s newly renamed Mountain Campus is located. CSU is officially renaming Pingree Park Mountain Campus to Colorado State University Mountain Campus.
Development research poor foundation for sustainability
New research by CSU, the Wildlife Conservation Society and others shows that residential development research is lacking when it comes to achieving key sustainability objectives.
For the Love of Rivers: A Scientist’s Journey
The CSU Water Center and Warner College of Natural Resources’ Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology will be hosting a book signing and presentation by Professor Fausch on Wednesday, April 1.
An elephant never forgets
For centuries the exceptional memories of elephants have been the theme of fables. Now new research from Professor George Wittemyer of CSU's Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology and his team proves that elephants’ tremendous memories of their habitats and their resources contributes to their survival in challenging environments.