About Grant
Grant Musgrave is a member of the Botany/Vegetation Ecology Team at the Colorado Natural Heritage Program. The team supports Colorado’s native and rare plants and plant communities through rare plant surveys and population monitoring, weed mapping, vegetation mapping, native plant materials collection, species distribution modeling, and curating information on plant species and native plant communities in CNHP’s centralized database. Grant is also a M.S. student in the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology, within the Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology department. He is researching the functional vulnerability of rare plants to climate change.
Interests
- Rare Plant Conservation
- Spatial Ecology
- Taxonomy
- GIS
Education
B.S., Restoration Ecology - Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO, 2023
Graduate & Advisor Program
Jennifer Boyd
Certifications
- Supervisor Development Program, University Requirement by Colorado State Univeristy, 2025
- Wilderness First Aid by University of Colorado School of Medicine, 2024
Memberships
- Xi Sigma Pi Forestry Honors Society
- Colorado Native Plant Society