For ongoing current information for natural resources faculty and researchers go to the :
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Researcher ID is now searchable from within Web of Science.
Automatic spelling variations and all new Author Finder in Web of Science.
The deadline is September 30, 2011.
]]>All events begin with registration 6-6:30 and the program 6:30-8:30pm rain or shine
More information can be found from: Today@CSU Twilight Garden
]]>Comments on the proposed rule and the Revised EIS statement can be made.
"The proposed Colorado Roadless Rule is a regulation specific to Colorado that, when finalized, would provide management direction for 4.2 million roadless acres of National Forest System lands in Colorado. A roadless area is undeveloped land that generally is at least 5,000 acres, and has a number of unique characteristics (link to roadless area characteristics)."
]]>He will be speaking at CSU on the following days:
Adapting without prices, without apologies
Wednesday, March 2, 2011, 4:00 pm, Natural Resources 113
Measuring social contracts, resilience and vulnerability to environmental change
Thursday, March 3, 2011, 4:00 pm, Natural Resources 113
Neil AdgerProfessor, University of East Anglia
http://www.uea.ac.uk/env/people/facstaff/adgern
This is from the GDPE announcement:
Dr. Adger conducts research, teaches and supervises graduate students on issues such as: social vulnerability, resilience and adaptation to environmental change; on justice and equity in decision-making; and the application of economics to global environmental change. He is a member of the Resilience Alliance. He leads the research programme on adaptation in the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research. He has participated in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in its assessment of adaptation to climate change. He edits the journal Global Environmental Change with Katrina Brown and Mike Hulme. Finally Dr Adger was awarded a Philip Leverhulme Prize from the Leverhulme Trust in 2001 for his research achievements.
The 2010 Report on the Health of Colorado's Forests (3.7 MB PDF) is available in our online library.
]]>A recent article in Ecology Letters discusses more about the network (link to article if you are a CSU student/faculty)
“Experiments that are conducted across multiple sites worldwide are essential to answer key questions about biological invasions, which we, as a society, spend a lot of time and money managing. The findings will contribute to our ability to predict and prioritize plant invasions,” Cynthia Brown, associate professor, said.
]]>The page includes information about searching for a known item, search by keyword, and an FAQ about general research questions.
]]>More information about this new process is available from Morgan Library. ETDs
Graduate School ETD information
The Library computers have EndNote installed, so visit the library and take a look at this helpful software.
]]>September 24, 2010 in Allenspark, CO
Call for Abstracts
Presentations by students and professionals on a variety of topics including hydrology of mountain watersheds, precipitation, climate change, geochemistry and water quality and more.
For more information contact: Glenn Patterson glenn_patterson@partner.nps.gov
Sign up for one of the FREE Research Rocks Information Sessions (all sessions will cover the same material, email Allison to reserve a seat—learn about key databases, impact factors, e-books, journal alerts, & more)
--Wednesday, August 25 from 1-2pm; Computer Lab 1, Room 166 Morgan Library
--Monday, August 30 from 3:30-4:30pm; Computer Lab 1, Room 166 Morgan Library