Researchers study shrimp stocked in Carter, Horsetooth
Fisheries biologist Brett Johnson surveys 70 Colorado waterways for possum shrimp, a fish forage species introduced in the 1970s.
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Working out what’s fair in conservation in sub-Saharan Africa
Defining “equitable conservation” better should lead to better practices.
Flood Waters Fundamentally Changed The Front Range — In Landscape And Human Tragedy
Fluvial geomorphologist Sara Rathburn reflects on 2013’s flood and its lasting impacts on the landscape.
It’s only natural: Michael Smith Natural Resources Building addition open
The addition to the Michael Smith Natural Resources Building is open and welcomes students back to campus.
Arctic odysseys: science among sea bears and musk oxen
Dr. Joel Berger’s latest book, “Extreme Conservation” is receiving rave reviews including this one featured in Nature.
Short On Water In The Mountains? Beavers, To The Rescue
Read KUNC’s coverage of CSU’s research on the benefits of beaver’s natural engineering to water quantity and the ecosystems they occupy.
When faced with a killer whale should you fight or flee?
New research from CSU’s Matt Bowers’ team featured in the Economist shows It depends on whether you are a pilot whale or a dolphin.
CSU Biologists share “Wings Across Americas” award
CSU scientists among those recognized with “Wings Across Americas” award for work on the ecology of Mexican spotted owl.
How to keep visitors a safe distance from wildlife in national parks
As the national parks brace for throngs of summer visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of wildlife, Colorado State University faculty and students are improving the way parks keep people from getting too close to wild animals.
Students buzzing with activity in beekeeping, bee medicine clubs
About a dozen students gathered outside the Durrell Center for a “hiving,” placing honey bees in three newly built hives.