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CSU’s Center for Protected Area Management supports the people supporting conservation around the world
Areas left undeveloped help to counteract climate change, but those spaces need caretakers. Colorado State University's Center for Protected Area Management provides training, resources and support for nature's caretakers.
cNISP Receives Local Funding from Larimer County
The Collective for Nature Immersion Science and Practice is one of six community and neighborhood projects selected to receive funding from Larimer County Department of Natural Resources's Small Grants for Community Partnering Program.
Birds of a feather study tourism together: How a father-daughter duo from Saudi Arabia found a home at CSU
When Ibrahim Algubaisi and his daughter Osaymah found their calling at Colorado State University’s Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources, they embarked on a father-daughter bonding experience unlike any other.
Meet Ed: Q&A with Ed Gallo Cajiao, Assistant Professor of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources
Dr. Eduardo Gallo Cajiao is a new Assistant Professor at Colorado State University in the Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources. He comes to Fort Collins and CSU by way of the University of Washington in Seattle. His research gravitates towards understanding the governance dimensions of migratory species conservation at various scales, with a particular focus on emergence, effectiveness, agency, social-ecological fit, implementation, dynamics, and institutional complexity.
Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Joins Pathways: Human Dimensions of Wildlife Conference
The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (AFWA) voted to become a long-term partner for Pathways: Human Dimensions of Wildlife Conference and Training, the organization announced January 26. Along with the founding cohost, Colorado State University’s Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources (HDNR), AFWA will cohost the upcoming Pathways conferences in North America.
HDNR Grad Programs Realigning Borders of the Classroom
Despite vastly different geographies, cultures, and political structures in the U.S. and China, an improbable relationship has continued to blossom between Warner College’s Human Dimensions of Natural Resources department (HDNR) and Central China Normal University (CCNU). The common denominator revolves around educating leaders in the ever-growing, billion-dollar tourism industry.
Busy Beavers: Students collaborate and learn valuable skills by restoring nature
Collaborative partnerships between Colorado State University and local environmental organizations are vital to successful restoration projects. Ecological restoration aims to initiate or accelerate the recovery of an ecosystem that has been disturbed, often by phenomena like fire, flooding, damming rivers or over-grazing.
$2.5M grant supports university work with Peru park service to help protect Amazon rainforest
Colorado State University will co-lead an initiative that supports the work of Peru’s national park service in collaboration with Wake Forest University and the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. The $2.5 million effort funded by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation will help Peruvian park managers reduce the impacts of climate change, extraction and infrastructure in Peru’s Amazon.
Warner College calls for transdisciplinary proposals following first round of awards
Dean A. Alonso Aguirre supports transdisciplinary work in the Warner College of Natural Resources with new research and travel grants.
CSU offers new graduate certificate on climate adaptation and risk management
A new online graduate-level certificate at Colorado State University will teach students and professionals concrete skills in climate change adaptation and risk management to bring to their current and future careers in natural resources fields. The Climate Adaptation and Risk Management certificate is nicknamed “CARMA.”