Darkened windows save migrating birds
New research finds decreasing lit windows could reduce bird collisions by 60%.
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CSU scientists join first global initiative to map mammal migrations
Joel Berger and George Wittemyer are part of an international team that will create the first-ever global atlas of hooved mammal migrations.
Beef industry can cut emissions with improvements in land management, production efficiency
Industry can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 50% in some regions, based on the research.
Want to improve your health? Head to a national park, and absorb the sounds
People experienced decreased pain, lower stress and improved mood after listening to natural sounds.
Professor Tony Cheng helps shape Western Climate Resilience project led by U.S. Sen. Bennet
Sen. Bennet praised the “terrific work” by the roundtable members to reimagine climate policy.
Scientists, working with Navajo Nation, tag nearly 100 bighorn sheep to help diagnose disease, track movements
Professor Joel Berger recently worked on bighorn sheep conservation with Navajo tribal authorities, veterinarians and scientists.
Back to the future of climate: new research provides insight into climate change
These data will allow scientists to better assess how our climate might look in the future.
Up to 48 extinctions prevented by conservation action in recent decades
CSU’s Sarah King studies the Przewalski’s horse, which was reintroduced into the wild.
Partners protect Banded Peak Ranch from development
The effort protects 65,000 acres on the Navajo, Little Navajo and East Fork of the San Juan rivers.
Scientists lament ‘Humpty Dumpty’ effect on world’s rare wildlife
Some of the world’s largest, unheralded mammals are silently slipping away.