First-ever study looks at glacial lakes, dams in Alaska and potential for flooding
There hasn’t been a comprehensive survey of glacial lakes in this region, until now.
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Outstanding Grad: Brianne Lauro, Warner College of Natural Resources
“from the start, I had the most incredible people come into my life. From faculty to staff, to other students, they came in and supported me. They each nurtured me like I had something special inside me. With love like that, you begin to carry yourself differently — do things differently.”
Disrupting flow of wood from rivers to oceans impacts marine environments
Researchers measured records of wood flowing to reservoirs and coastal regions to estimate the magnitude of global wood movement.
CSU alumnus Daniel Dominguez takes the stage at COP26
Dominguez was selected to represent Research and Independent NGOs during the closing plenary.
‘We are wildlife conservationists’: Minh Nguyen wants to save endangered animals in Southeast Asia
Nguyen’s research is focused on the large-antlered muntjac, a critically endangered barking deer.
CSU researchers awarded $1.5 million from NSF to tackle perplexing issue of migratory birds and light pollution
Researchers will tackle the problem of light pollution and how it affects bird migration.
Dennis Ojima, the ‘ultimate professional,’ takes leadership role with Ecological Society of America
Ojima is an expert on the effects of global changes on ecosystems around the world.
Researchers study trout, insects, food webs
The team is studying terrestrial insects that provide food for trout and aquatic insects that provide food for predators.
Bats and behemoths: How large mammals may help bat diversity in the world’s oldest desert
Theresa Laverty conducted research in the middle of the night with some of the world’s largest mammals.
Gillian Bowser among scientific leaders encouraging broader participation in citizen science
CSU could serve as a model for universities looking to broaden participation for students.