Tune Into Nature

Tune in as Becky and Kelley talk to three special guests and their experience and knowledge on Proposition 114: Colorado Wolf Reintroduction. Our guests were: Dr. Rick Knight, former faculty member of Warner College, Brielle Manzolillo, Graduate Assistant for the Forest and Rangeland Stewardship department, and John Sanderson, Director of the Center for Collaborative Conservation.This episode is an opportunity to engage in dialogue around this issue, our special guests unpack conservation and how

We interact with elements of Geosciences in our daily lives without even knowing it. Ethan Andrews is an Environmental Geology major and brings a lot of passion to the major. Tune in as you hear from Ethan as he dives deep into the intersections and impacts of Geology.

Gabby Moreno is a senior studying Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology. Tune in to learn about Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs) through the National Science Foundation (NSF) and her experience with research abroad in Costa Rica (and the surprises that come along with it).

Dr. George Wittemyer, is a professor and elephant conservationist here at Colorado State. In this episode he touches on his journey to becoming a conservationist as well as the factors contributing to the declining numbers of elephants and how this generation could use global communication to bring awareness to the issues surrounding this intellectual species.

Connor Flechsig is a senior studying Natural Resources Management. Join us as we talk about the Pulliam Scholars Program, studying abroad in New Zealand, and the stigmatization (positive and negative) that comes with being a Warner student. We also address the all too familiar feeling we experience as college students that is, what we really want to do with our natural resources degree.

Troy Ocheltree, a plant ecophysiologist and an assistant professor at Colorado State University details how he became interested in plants and discusses the research projects that he is working on including drought and fire tolerance in plants and how this research pertains to ecosystem recovery.