The research of Diana Wall, professor and senior scientist at CSU's Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, takes place in some of the most inhospitable landscape on Earth.
Vice President for Energy, the Environment and Applied Research at the Colorado State University Research Foundation, is one of the University’s champions of clean and renewable energy.
Mechanical engineering Professor W.S. Sampath — one of the leading researchers in solar technology
Colorado's governor signed a bill to fund water research through CSU's Colorado Water Institute. Recent research examines the affects of the mountain pine beetle on forest watersheds, the significance of hormones on the environment, and sustainable water supplies for villages in Central America. 
Events
The University and School of Global Environmental Sustainability will host a test screening of 'Climate Refugees,' a documentary examining the plight people displaced by climate change, on Nov. 15 in the Lory Student Center Theatre.Nov. 2: Update on Maxwell Ranch
Despite best efforts on both sides, the Colorado State University Research Foundation (CSURF) could not reach agreement with Wind Holding Inc. on a path forward for development of the Maxwell Ranch wind farm. Given the expiration of the Oct. 31 deadline to cure the problems in the lease, the foundation has found Wind Holding officially in default of its lease.
Conservation Leadership Through Learning, or CLTL, is a 17-month Conservation Leadership Specialization within the Master's of Science Degree Program in the Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Department.
Julia Klein, assistant professor in the Warner College of Natural Resources' Department of Forest, Rangeland and Watershed Stewardship, was the only American academic to help author a report for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
The new fellows will receive support from SoGES to further their studies in global environmental sustainability and the new research working groups will join SoGES in its mission to develop collaborative research environments that cross many different departments at CSU.
Katie Driver, a CSU student from the Warner College of Natural Resources, was honored with the 2009 Rocky Mountains Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit Student Achievement Award for her work in creating a protocol for monitoring wetlands in Rocky Mountain National Park.
CSU received more than $550,000 to fund three research projects through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The funds will support projects in wetland assessment, watershed mitigation, and critical wetlands and riparian areas.
Cooler weather and measures designed to reduce energy use across campus helped Colorado State University cut its greenhouse gas emissions by about 3 percent in the past year, according to a new survey by the Department of Facilities Management.
The State of Colorado House of Representatives extended its commendations to Colorado State University for its exemplary performance in the RecycleMania competition.