New model for evaluating rangeland systems launches
A new model to fill a niche in evaluating the rangeland system resilience and climate change risk assessments.
Author Archives: Rob Novak
In the Arctic, More Rain May Mean Fewer Musk Oxen
A warming climate is contributing to more rain-on-snow events in arctic regions, restricting species like musk oxen’s food supplies. Latest research from Joel Berger detailed in NY Times.
Post-fire mudslide problems aren’t new and likely to get worse
Professor Lee MacDonald discusses impacts from post-wildfire mudslides.
How China’s ivory ban could affect elephant poaching in Africa
Professor George Wittemyer discusses China’s recent ivory ban with Ari Shapiro on NPR’s All Things Considered.
To Advocate or Not Is No Longer the Question: Paths to Enhance Scientific Engagement
Faculty in Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology call for enhancing scientific engagement in ecology in Bioscience.
Humans outweigh climates influence on fire
Scientists are now seeing large shifts in ecosystems after wildfires. Assistant Professor Camille Stevens-Rumann discusses her latest research on Science Friday.
Bruyere receives International Humanitarian Award for work in Kenya
The United Nations Association of Northern Colorado will recognize Colorado State University professor Brett Bruyere with its 2017 International Humanitarian Award.
Center for Protected Area Management takes the stage at World Ranger Congress
Center for Protected Area management facilitated trainings and sessions at the 2016 World Ranger Congress in Estes Park, Colorado.
Celebrating 25 years of training the world’s environmental leaders
CSU’s Center for Protected Area Management celebrates 25 years.
Student excels by marrying passion with campus employment
Arizaga, a first-generation senior ecosystem science and sustainability major, is CSU’s 2015-2016 Student Employee of the Year, winning in a strong field of 60 nominees.