Colorado 4-H participant Gitanjali Rao named TIME’s Kid of the Year
Rao is an active Colorado 4-H participant, organized and funded, in part, by Colorado State University Extension.
Rao is an active Colorado 4-H participant, organized and funded, in part, by Colorado State University Extension.
While there is much more work to do, CSU and Fort Collins community members don’t have to look far for inspiration on how to approach the work with inclusion and intention.
With each course, participants will receive in-depth horticulture training from Colorado State University faculty, staff, and industry experts, with discounts for CSU employees.
CSU does not currently have a new, single COVID-19 outbreak of 375 students, and has never had an outbreak of that size.
Even before construction on its CSU Spur campus is completed in 2022, the CSU System has been following an anchor institution model of engaging and working with the communities surrounding the future site.
Recorded interviews with CSU faculty and experts will highlight research, equity, student success, community engagement and sustainability.
Concerns are growing that a lack of proper equipment, a shortage of canning supplies, and insufficient knowledge of the preservation process could lead to problems.
As Colorado and the nation’s wildfire season continues, CSU is providing the following list of experts who can address a variety of topics related to wildfires.
The Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging, in partnership with CSU Extension and Senior Access Points of Larimer County, will hold its third webinar in the COVID-19 Expert Panel Series.
CSU scientists have teamed up with Extension to produce educational materials on the possible wolf restoration.