The scholarship will support student participation in Elevating Voices, a program providing mentorship and learning opportunities around conservation, storytelling and film production.
The symposium will convene leaders from the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Indigenous territories to explore the state of progress toward national and international large landscape conservation goals.
The Center envisions a future where healthy, connected landscapes in North America support community wellness and equity.
The challenge funds innovative nature-based solutions that improve the equity, health and resilience of urban communities in North America.
Case studies focus on Baltimore, Bears Ears Natural Monument, the Klamath River watershed in the Pacific Northwest and Pembroke Township in northeastern Illinois.
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.
The Salazar Center and CSU researchers will support the Game Plan for a Healthy City to address climate resilience and support racial equity in Denver.
CSU’s Salazar Center for North American Conservation is hosting its International Symposium on Conservation Impact on Sept. 16-17.
The winning team will be selected based on the greatest potential to realize landscape-scale connectivity.