CSU enjoys annual SRM meeting on home turf
An award and new opportunities defined the international rangeland meeting hosted on Colorado soil.
Tag: "Conservation"
CSU researchers host workshop on wolf recovery
Stakeholders in the debate on Colorado wolf recovery discussed what successful collaboration around wildlife issues should look like.
Women are rising in the conservation movement, but still face #MeToo challenges
Our research shows that harassment is one of many gender-related challenges that frequently confront female conservation leaders.
Online graduate students connect in Todos Santos
The CSU Todos Santos Center offered a tangible experience for online Master of Natural Resource students.
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.
Holiday sales event offers lesson in kindness and conservation
Students organize a holiday market to support non-profit organizations around the world on Saturday December 2.
Changes in conservation planning can benefit vulnerable mammals
A new multi-dimensional approach to setting wildlife conservation priorities will safeguard more animals.
Unique outreach builds African conservationists’ skills
CSU’s Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources recently provided training for more than 200 conservationists, protected area managers and academics.
Forgotten but not gone: West Nile virus impacts greater number of bird species, study finds
A new study led by Colorado State University finds that the West Nile virus is killing birds — more so than previously thought — in the short- and long-term.
CSU students back efforts in Belize to find a new use for an invasive species
Last summer, a group of CSU students in Belize launched a crowdfunding campaign to send local women to a workshop to learn how to create jewelry from the invasive lionfish.