New app helps determine if trees are susceptible to emerald ash borer
A new app helps quickly ascertain whether a tree may be a potential target for the emerald ash borer.
Tag: "Warner College of Natural Resources"
Saving Javan rhinos from extinction starts with counting them – and it's not easy
It is very hard to count small populations and characterize their distribution accurately. Nonetheless, scientists and the Indonesian government are forming a plan to rescue the imperiled Javan rhino.
CSU Online welcomes first cohort from China
Colorado State University Online welcomed to campus 13 students from China to walk in Spring 2017 commencement ceremonies — CSU’s largest ever group of international online students.
How to deal with snow-damaged trees
Front Range and northeast Colorado residents dealing with snow-damaged trees may now be wondering what actions to take to protect and repair them.
Spring Commencement a worldwide phenomenon
Ceremonies celebrating the graduation of 4,300 students were held over the weekend within the confines of CSU’s campus, but the audience watching the events spanned the globe.
Smokey Speaks
A size 60 in jeans, Smokey Bear stacks up as one of the most recognized figures in the United States. And of course, it only makes sense that Smokey attends Warner College.
CSU course allows Warner students to get squirrely
The Warner College of Natural Resources teaches a class called “Wildlife Data Collection and Analysis” that actually allows students to put collars on CSU squirrels to collect data.