Students partner with city, county to advance sustainability efforts
A small group of undergraduates, many of them incoming freshman, had a unique experience in Fort Collins as part of the 2017 Community Sustainability Workshop.
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Sustainable seafood docks on CSU tables
CSU’s new partnership with Sea to Table means students will have sustainable salmon and shrimp in residential dining centers.
New test differentiates between Lyme disease, similar illness
A team of researchers led by CSU has identified a way to distinguish Lyme disease from similar conditions.
Extreme melt season leads to ecosystem changes in Antarctic polar desert
CSU’s Diana Wall is among a group of researchers who found an intense glacial melt in 2002 triggered changes in the characteristics of Antarctica’s McMurdo Dry Valleys over the ensuing decade.
Colorado State University partners with Chevron on environmental research
CSU graduate students recently completed two years of research in northwestern Colorado, thanks to a $1 million grant from Chevron.
CSU, Cheyenne Frontier Days partnership off to successful start, right out of the chute
CSU’s Equine Clinical Services is providing medical care at Cheyenne Frontier Days.
Investments in conservation easements reap benefits for Colorado
A new analysis from CSU found that each dollar invested by the state for conservation easements produced benefits of between $4 and $12 for Coloradans.
Groundwater pumping drying up Great Plains streams, driving fish extinctions
More than half a century of groundwater pumping in the Great Plains has led to long segments of rivers drying up and the collapse of large-stream fishes.
Study sheds new light on extinction risk in mammals
A research team led by CSU successfully measured habitat fragmentation for over 4,000 species of land-dwelling mammals.
Brian Gerber drawn to study of rare species, unique biodiversity
Brian Gerber has studied Javan rhinos, Madagascar carnivores and Sandhill cranes.