Joel Correia is an assistant professor of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources and co-director of the Just Social-Ecological Transitions Program. He is a human-environment geographer examining environmental and climate justice alongside the social science of conservation, particularly focused on South …
Kyle Horton is an assistant professor in the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology, focused on bird, bat and insect migration. He leads CSU’s AeroEco Lab, which utilizes radar, acoustics and community science data to examine and understand avian …
Stephanie Kampf, a professor of Ecosystem Science and Sustainability, delves deep into the intricate dynamics of natural systems. Her research extends to the lesser-explored realms of non-perennial streams, which are crucial, poorly understood components of global water networks. In addition, …
Ethan Billingsley teaches in the Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources, bringing expertise in policy and planning, adventure tourism, wilderness leadership and environmental education. He holds a B.S. in Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism and a M.S. in Human …
Courtney Schultz is a professor of Natural Resource Policy in Forest and Rangeland Stewardship and serves as the director of CSU’s Climate Initiative within the President’s Office. Specializing in climate change, public lands, forests and fire, Schultz investigates topics at …
Dan McGrath, an assistant professor of Geosciences, specializes in glacier dynamics and hazards, seasonal snow hydrology and climate change impacts. His research uncovers how glaciers respond to climate shifts and investigates the implications for water resources. Using fieldwork and remote …
Geosciences Professor Derek Schutt focuses his work on geophysics and seismology, mainly examining the temperature of the Earth’s plates to understand the forces that create mountains and the strengths that resist deformation. Schutt has spent a great deal of his …
Camille Stevens-Rumann is an associate professor of Forest and Rangeland Stewardship. Her research revolves around wildfires – how and why they burn, what we can do to manage and mitigate burning, how forests recover post-fire and what we can expect …
Sara LoTemplio is an assistant professor in the Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources, working to understand the connections between humans and nature. With a background in psychology and neuroscience, LoTemplio’s research explores whether spending time in nature can …
