Karina Puikkonen, Author at Warner College of Natural Resources

Bark beetle outbreaks benefit wild bee populations, habitat

Landscape level damage done by one type of insect benefits another.

A research partnership begins addressing new information needs the 2020 fire season confirms.

New faculty and staff are deeply rooted and invested in adapting to forestry’s future.

A group of first responders are working hard to flatten the curve of the global pandemic.

Many students have found a future pathway into the USDA Forest Service.

An award and new opportunities defined the international rangeland meeting hosted on Colorado soil.

A new continuing education program helps foresters develop the art and science of forest management.

Mentorship and teamwork were the takeaways from summer interns.

CSU is beginning to answer new questions in the wildland fire conversation.

Scholarship supports students interested in future careers focused on fire ecology and management.