VIDEO: The international impact of Diana Wall’s work on soil biodiversity
Colorado State University Distinguished Professor Diana Wall talks about receiving the 2019 President’s Medal from the British Ecological Society.
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Campus-wide support aids research success
A number of initiatives are in place at CSU to make it the best place for researchers to work and learn.
Salazar Center inaugural symposium: 'There's much wisdom to be shared'
More than 200 conservation experts, researchers, grantmakers and policymakers gathered in Denver for the inaugural International Symposium on Conservation Impact.
Salazar Center for North American Conservation announces $100,000 incentive prize
CSU’s Salazar Center for North American Conservation is serious about conservation – and is putting up big money to prove just how serious.
CSU’s Salazar Center presents inaugural International Symposium on Conservation Impact Sept. 24
Featured speakers include former U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, and CSU System Chancellor Tony Frank.
Researchers suggest new approach needed to address Anthropocene risk
A team of international researchers suggests adopting a holistic approach to understanding environmental risks.
Colorado Water Center awards innovative research and education grants
The Colorado Water Center has announced awards of nearly $170,000 to provide seed funding for CSU research teams,faculty fellows, and education and engagement projects.
Proposals sought for inaugural Food-Water-Sustainability grant program
The Colorado Water Center, the School of Global Environmental Sustainability and the Agricultural Experiment Station are announcing a request for proposals for 2019-20 for their first-ever Food-Water-Sustainability competitive grant program.
SoGES hosts panel discussion on drones, sustainability
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability is bringing a panel discussion to CSU on how technology is changing the ways we engage with sustainability.
Integrative research team uncovers new clues behind tropical mountains' stunning biodiversity
Lack of seasonal temperature variation in tropical mountains has led to species that are highly adapted to their narrow niches, creating the right conditions for new species to arise in these areas.