Scientists discover bizarre new mode of snake locomotion
Researchers said they hope the findings will help people protect endangered birds from the snakes.
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Women, parents and early-career faculty in ecology most impacted by COVID‐19
Female faculty and early-career researchers were most impacted by the pandemic.
Fipronil, a common insecticide, disrupts aquatic communities in the U.S.
Most of the streams where fipronil exceeded toxic levels were in the urbanized Southeast region.
Monique Rocca appointed Warner College associate dean for academic affairs
In this new role, Rocca will focus on student success and teaching excellence.
CSU’s Kyle Horton leads $1 million NSF project to study migratory birds and bats
Researchers will study Mexican free-tailed bats, tree swallows and purple martins.
Seymour lands NSF fellowship for geosciences research
Seymour will study a formation known as the Orocopia Schist in west-central Arizona.
As wildfires flare up across West, new research highlights risk of long-term ecological change
Forest recovery may increasingly be compromised by lack of tree seed sources, warmer and drier post-fire climate and more frequent reburning.
CSU-designed model helps predict whether there will be enough grass for grazing livestock
Grass-Cast was designed for ranchers and land managers in the Northern Plains.
Media Tip Sheet: Wolf recovery experts at CSU’s Center for Human-Carnivore Coexistence available to discuss current issues, research
CSU experts can address questions about gray wolf recovery and human-carnivore coexistence.
Damaging impacts of warming moderated by migration of rainfed crops
Scientists say continued migration may result in significant environmental costs.