Smuggled exotic and endangered animal items confiscated by the U.S. federal government now have a chance at a new life - in the CSU Department of Biology's teaching collections.
A new study led by Joel Berger has uncovered previously unknown effects of rain-on-snow events, winter precipitation and ice tidal surges on the muskoxen.
A warming climate is contributing to more rain-on-snow events in arctic regions, restricting species like musk oxen's food supplies. Latest research from Joel Berger detailed in NY Times.
Faculty in Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology call for enhancing scientific engagement in ecology in Bioscience.
CSU researchers found that orphaned elephants have less access to mature, dominant individuals than non-orphaned elephants.
Theresa Laverty, a doctoral student working under Joel Berger in the Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology chats with the Reporter Herald about the importance of bats.
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability will host a discussion on the sustainability metrics.
Amphibians are the environment’s canaries in the coal mine. Their declines provide early warning signs to scientists that stressors like habitat loss, climate change, pollution and disease are making ecosystems unhealthy.
Amphibians are the environment’s canaries in the coal mine. Their declines provide early warning signs to scientists that stressors like habitat loss, climate change, pollution and disease are making ecosystems unhealthy.