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Why ‘sustainable’ fish sticks hurt Native Alaskans | Opinion
Anna Lavoie, assistant professor in the Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources, describes the harmful effects of trawling on salmon populations and Alaska Native families.
Rebecca Niemiec appointed to Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission
Rebecca Niemiec brings expertise in conservation social science, animal protection policy and human-wildlife coexistence to her role as a commissioner.
Report: Pine beetle destruction expands dramatically on Front Range
Colorado’s top forest health concern is a mountain pine beetle outbreak on the Front Range that has expanded by nearly 150% from 2024 to 2025, according to a Colorado State Forest Service report.
Research traces American wildlife values to European colonization
In the first international study of wildlife values, CSU-led research traced the difference between Latin American views toward wildlife and those in the United States and Canada to European colonization centuries ago. The difference in values has important implications for wildlife management policies.
CSU professor’s research reunites elephant calf with her family
A research team led by Colorado State University Professor George Wittemyer reunited a 4-month-old elephant calf with her family after she wandered into a tourist camp alone. The fieldwork that allowed them to identify the wayward calf and reunite her with her family is critical to the conservation of African elephants.
The Climate Question: Earthquakes and climate change
Sean Gallen, associate professor in the Department of Geosciences, discusses the influence of melting glaciers and permafrost on seismic activity on the BBC.
Glacial lakes are growing rapidly in Alaska, and research shows where growth will continue
Glacial lakes in Alaska are expanding at an accelerating rate as glaciers melt, with rapid expansion over just six years. Research forecasts where lakes could grow or form in the future.
CSU ranked among world’s top institutions in life and earth sciences
Colorado State University has been recognized among the world’s leading institutions for research impact in life and earth sciences, according to the 2025 Leiden Ranking.
CSU elephant expert honors mentor at museum event this week
To honor the life and work of Ian Douglas-Hamilton, CSU elephant expert George Wittemyer will speak Jan. 15 at a screening of the documentary A Life Among Elephants at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
Wildfire mitigation planning begins amid mountain pine beetle outbreak in Front Range forests
The Colorado State Forest Service is helping to increase wildfire mitigation efforts amid a mountain pine beetle outbreak that is killing trees, which could fuel extreme fires along the Front Range.