‘Living with fire is not easy’: researchers outline policy approaches to transform fire management
Associate Professor Courtney Schultz said successfully transforming fire management means that people have to live with fire and smoke now.
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Courtney Schultz finds her niche, transforming policy for forest and fire management
Schultz is currently looking at the impact of forest management and the role of forests in carbon sequestration and climate cycles.
Mountain ecosystems, communities face challenges worldwide
The research team found that many mountain systems face abrupt threats, such as extreme weather events or economic crises, and gradual threats, including climate and policy change.
Underrepresented faculty play an uneven role in advancing diversity and inclusion, study finds
A survey of faculty members by researchers at Colorado State University has found that respondents who participated in diversity and inclusion activities at the highest levels were more likely to identify themselves as non-white, non-male or the first generation in their family to attend college.
Outstanding Grad: Sara Pharazyn, Warner College of Natural Resources
Following graduation, Pharazyn aims to land a job combining her interests in outreach and education.
Rep. Neguse meets with graduate students from the Warner College of Natural Resources
Rep. Neguse said that he would like to find ways to leverage the skills and ingenuity of students in the room.
Study: Americans’ beliefs about wildlife management are changing
The study’s findings have implications for wildlife managers who want to engage more diverse state residents in conservation and management.
Researcher’s tweet on balancing demands of academia with importance of family goes viral
Social scientist Rebecca Gruby had no idea her tweet would go viral, reaching more than one million people.
CSU tourism students team up with Red Truck Beer to create Travel Buddy IPA
Travel Buddy IPA will be unveiled at a tapping event on March 27 at Red Truck Beer Co.
Jacob Job lands grant from the National Geographic Society to study songbirds, humans
Job will track migratory songbirds and will also interview people who share the land with these birds.