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Alumnus Scot Shuler is New Dillon District Ranger
Fisheries biologist and former hunting guide Scot Shuler is the new Dillon, MT District Ranger for the U.S. Forest Service.Shuler is a graduate of CSU's Warner College and earned his master's in stream fish ecology. He joined the Forest Service in 1991, and is looking forward to continuing to build relationships between the Ranger District, local community and many key interest groups who care about the management of their public lands.
“Scot earned his M.S. degree in Fisheries Biology in my lab, and Barry Nehring of Colorado Parks and Wildlife was his main research advisor. Scot was one of the hardest working graduate students that I mentored, and proved the old adage that success is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration.” ~ Kurt Fausch, Professor, Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology
Alumna Patt Dorsey Wildlife Officer of the Year
Congratulations to Warner College alumna Patt Dorsey ('85 wildlife biology) on receiving the 2012 Shikar-Safari Club International "Wildlife Officer of the Year Award" for Colorado. Dorsey was nominated for the award by her peers within Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and she is the first female to receive this honor in Colorado. Shikar-Safari Club International is worldwide hunting and wildlife conservation organization formed in 1952. Every year it recognizes wildlife professionals in all 50 states.
Dorsey is the supervisor at the Durango Parks and Wildlife office which covers an area from Pagosa Springs to Silverton to the Four Corners. In her position she supervises 15 district wildlife managers, property technicians, biologists and administrative staff.
Read the full story from the Pagosa Springs Daily News.
Read the full story from the Pagosa Springs Daily News.
Warner College Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony
The Warner College of Natural Resources held its annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony and dinner this fall at Colorado State University to honor its accomplished students and supportive donors.Warner awarded 154 scholarships for the 2012-2013 academic year valued at approximately $320,000. Dean Joyce Berry thanked the College's donors and applauded its scholarship recipients. Geology major and Navy veteran Scott F. Walker was a guest speaker at the event and gave a memorable speech expressing his gratitude as a student for the support of scholarship donors who make students education dreams possible.
Download the program from the scholarship awards here.
Visit Warner's Flickr page for a gallery of photos from the 2012 Scholarship Awards Ceremony.
Fish Wildlife and Conservation Biology alumni at The Wildlife Society conference in Portland, Oct. 2012
The alumni pictured here all have one thing in common - Dr. White, who served as their faculty advisor.
From left: Mike Schroeder (Ph.D. '90), Marilet Zablan (BS '86; MS '91), Tanya Shenk (MS '88; PhD '97), Bridgett Flanders-Wanner (MS '02), Dr. Gary White, Dan Walsh (MS '02), Sarah Converse (PhD '05), Paul Conn (PhD '07); Greg Davidson (MS '07), Brett McClintock (MS '04; PhD '08); Jake Ivan (PhD '11).
Distinguished Alumni Awards
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Warner College of Natural Resource Honor Alumnus
Anthony F. GasbarroB.S. ’62, Outdoor Recreation/Forestry Fairbanks, Alaska |
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Charles A. Lory Public Service Award
Charles Grimwood, Ph.D.B.S. ’69, Outdoor Recreation Salina, Kan.
Check out the video about why Charles was selected for the 2012 Distinguished Alumni Charles A. Lory Public Service Award.
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