Nematodes and tardigrades, and dung beetles, oh my!
A new "Global Soil Biodiversity Atlas," which has its roots at CSU will be unveiled May 25 at the United Nations Environment Assembly.
Tag: "Department of Biology"
Are invaders 'different?' Nope, says CSU biologist
Biologist Nathan Lemoine has led a study seeking to understand whether introduced species succeed because they're fundamentally different from native species.
New biology building taking shape, topped with ceremonial beam
The College of Natural Sciences hosted a ceremonial beam-topping for the new Biology Building, to open in fall 2017.
EDF board visits CSU, tours Powerhouse Energy Campus
The nationwide environmental advocacy group has worked closely with CSU in recent years on the issue of methane emissions from the natural gas industry.
Google blog features CSU biologist Joe von Fischer's methane-mapping project
Von Fischer and colleagues have been mapping the invisible methane leaks from natural gas pipelines under the streets of American cities with laser-based sensors attached to Google Street View cars.
SoGES announces Global Challenges Research Teams, Resident Fellows
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability at Colorado State University announced awards for its Global Challenges Research Teams and four Resident Faculty Fellows.
Island foxes may need genetic rescue
New CSU-led research uncovers a hidden danger to the future viability of some island fox populations.
Botany is alive and well in Death Valley
The Death Valley super bloom happens once every 20 years, and CSU botanists weren't about to miss this one.
Janice Moore recognized for pioneering parasitology, animal behavior work
Janice Moore, professor of biology in the College of Natural Sciences, has received the Animal Behavior Society's 2016 Exemplar Award.