Wading waterways in search of carbon
How can rivers and floodplains help manage climate change impacts? By storing loads of carbon.
Author Archives: Rob Novak
CSU’s Colorado Natural Heritage Program receives $300k to protect, manage and restore Colorado wetlands
Inventory of Lake County wetlands will help inform restoration
CSU’s newest course isn’t only the most Colorado ever, it’s the first of its kind in the country
CSU launches online graduate certificate in adventure tourism.
National Natural Areas Conference October 10-12
National natural areas conference comes to Fort Collins.
Competing priorities: student athlete managed priorities and still got some sleep
Warner alumna and former CSU student athlete reflects on making it through school amidst varied priorities.
Saving amphibians from a deadly fungus means acting without knowing all the answers
Amphibians are the environment’s canaries in the coal mine. Their declines provide early warning signs to scientists that stressors like habitat loss, climate change, pollution and disease are making ecosystems unhealthy.
Seismologist Rick Aster on ‘very significant’ earthquake in Mexico City
Geosciences Department Head and seismologist Rick Aster speaks with Fox News about the impacts of Mexico’s recent earthquakes.
CSU archaeologists unearthing human’s roots in Alaska
CSU archaeologists, students, are piecing together the story of ancient humans in Alaska.
As Big Marine Reserves Proliferate, a New Focus on Enforcement
Human Dimensions Assistant Professor Rebecca Gruby speaks to a new era of marine conservation management.
Losing and recovering the Great Plains, America’s Serengeti
Award winning author Dan Flores will speak at Avogadro’s Number on Sunday September 17 from 1p – 3p.