Restoration student club launches 1 Million Trees campaign
What began as an idea evolved into a new community restoration project.
Author Archives: Karina Puikkonen
New model offers hope for an old grazing problem
Larkspur and cattle may be able to peacefully coexist in the American west
Estimates overstated for Mongolian rangelands damaged by livestock
Researchers found less irreversible damage from livestock in Mongolia’s rangelands than what had been estimated.
CSU student walks over 900 miles to class in minimalist style
That’s one way to get to class on time!
Pathways job offers rolling in for forestry students
These students know what they’ll be doing after graduation.
Fernàndez-Gimènez elected to Society for Rangeland Management Board of Directors
FRS Professor María Fernández-Giménez ran on a platform to improve SRM diversity.
Colorado’s Front Range now has its own forest restoration guide
The new report provides a solid foundation for local managers.
Visualizing forest spatial patterns in 3D
New three dimensional forest visualizations assist in communicating forest management outcomes
Making northern Colorado prescribed fire a team effort
CSU Institute joins public and private fire practitioners to protect a watershed
CSU student presentations nationally recognized
Three Ph.D. candidates in Forest Sciences receive top awards at national conferences.