CSU launches new multi-disciplinary ranch management program
A partnership with Colorado’s ranching community develops the modern ranch manager.
Author Archives: Karina Puikkonen
Seeing the forest and the trees: Unmanned Aerial Systems for forest management
CSU researchers have created a roadmap for using unmanned aerial systems in ponderosa pine forest monitoring and management.
A fire and alumnus spark CSU Mountain Campus research initiative
Warner College alumnus joins FRS department faculty research and teaching initiative on post-fire regeneration.
Q&A: Collaborative Rangeland Professor Reflects on 18 Years with FRS Department
Research collaboration that combines María Fernández-Giménez’s expertise with her interest in art/poetry will continue at CSU.
Q&A: Forest and Wildfire Economics Professor reflects on 40-year CSU career
A chat with retiring FRS Professor Doug Rideout
Beetle outbreak impacts vary across Colorado forests
New high-resolution maps reveal low to moderate levels of tree mortality across much of Colorado.
Fine-scale maps effective at determining structures at risk to wildfire
Current Wildland-urban interface maps are accurate at determining buildings at risk to wildfire.
FRS welcomes new forest, rangeland, and natural resource policy faculty members
Different journeys and expertise bring new perspectives to CSU.
Newly published CSFS Forest Action Plan takes immediate action
Colorado State Forest Service workshop takes the first step to address climate change in new Forest Action Plan.
Restoration students thrive amid less than ideal conditions
Completing projects with the conditions given is a given in the field of restoration.