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Students Spend Unforgettable Summer at Pingree Park
More than 200 students will spend 4 weeks this summer living together in rustic cabins and immersed in ecology education at 9,000 feet. Surrounded by two National Forests and Rocky Mountain National Park, CSU’s Pingree Park Mountain Campus is home to historic and outstanding natural resources field courses unlike anywhere else.
Researchers Study Human-Coyote Conflict in Denver
Scientists from Warner College of Natural Resources's Dept. of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources are working to understand how human thoughts and behavior affect coyote conflict in urban areas. The study is part of a comprehensive research initiative that is integrating biological and social science data to help develop more effective strategies for minimizing conflicts between people and coyotes.
NSF Video on Collaborative, High-Tech Research on Impacts of High Park Fire
In response to one of the worst wildfires in Colorado history, an interdisciplinary team of scientists have been leading a first of its kind, large-scale wildfire impact study on the High Park Fire in partnership with Colorado's newest research facility, the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON Inc.).
Professors and Students Study U.S. Amphibian Decline
Larissa Bailey, assistant professor in Warner College’s Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology, was part of the first-ever estimate of how fast frogs, toads and salamanders are disappearing from their habitats. The study revealed they are vanishing at an alarming and rapid rate.Students working with Dr. Bailey are trying to determine why certain species are declining and are exploring what can be done to halt or reverse their declines in the future.
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