CSU In The News Archive

Experts say Colorado pollinators declining due to climate change

Outlet: CBS 4 Colorado

April 22, 2024

CBS 4 Colorado: “Because bumblebees are adapted to those cool, high-elevation environments, as the climate warms, there’s only so much more up you can go,” said Dr. John Mola, CSU professor and bee researcher.

17 Sustainable Ways to Make Your Garden More Eco-Friendly

Outlet: Martha Stewart

April 22, 2024

Martha Stewart: If you still have turf grass in your yard, mow it with a reel mower or electric mower rather than a gas mower, which produces carbon and smog-forming pollution, says Linda Langelo, horticulture specialist at Colorado State University. …

Fort Collins Symphony Celebrates 100 Years with Season Finale Concert

Outlet: North Forty News

April 22, 2024

North Forty News: The FCS’s centennial season concludes with Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2, music that has captivated audiences in concert halls, movie theaters, and figure skating arenas for over 100 years. Colorado State University musicologist Dr. K. Dawn …

Deadly bat disease could mean trouble for agriculture industry

Outlet: Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

April 22, 2024

Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: In a 2022 paper co-authored by a Colorado State University professor, data showed that white nose syndrome in bats, one of the largest groups of mammals (second to rodents), contributed an estimated $495 million to the …

4-H’ers on a roll to spread kindness and honesty

Outlet: Colorado Springs Gazette

April 22, 2024

Colorado Springs Gazette: A project funded by a $5,000 grant from Colorado State University Extension Office, the focus is on fostering positive connections within the community.

Where Denver gardeners can find local plant sales this May

Outlet: Denver Post

April 22, 2024

Denver Post: CSU Denver Master Gardener Plant Sale, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 18 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 19. Location: CSU Denver Extension office in Harvard Gulch Park, 888 E. Iliff Ave., Denver This sale is …