* The Warner College of Natural Resources at Colorado State University named Robin Reid as director of the Center for Collaborative Conservation.

Researchers at CSU, in association with Fort Drum in New York, have developed a deck of playing cards to help soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan learn about archeology. Ryan Warner speaks with archaeologists Jim Zeidler and Laurie Rush.

Colorado School of Mines is one of the nation’s most respected engineering and applied sciences universities, and the Colorado State University School of Veterinary Medicine is considered among the nation’s best. CSU boasts numerous National Academy of Science and Academy …

Adding more plant diseases to the select-agent list could have a chilling effect on research, says Jan Leach, a microbiologist at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, who studies Xanthomonas oryzae , a bacterium that causes leaf blight of rice.

Colorado State University’s Warner College of Natural Resources has hired a world-renowned scientist to head the new Center for Collaborative Conservation.

Whether that facility and the presence of Colorado State University gives Northern Colorado a leg up on landing the R&D center is unknown, but they certainly won’t hurt the region’s chances, said Maury Dobbie, CEO of Northern Colorado Economic Development …

Cooler water and the presence of wind shears in the central tropical Atlantic made this an average season instead of the above-average year the team expected, said Phil Klotzbach, a member of researcher William Gray’s team at Colorado State University

The Colorado State University Everitt Real Estate Center will host a panel discussion on green building trends Nov. 29.

“You’ve created an irrefutable body of scientific evidence,” Ritter told the scientists, who work in Colorado for 14 agencies, including the National Ice and Snow Data Center, National Resource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State University and the University of Colorado.

Such activities are part of a growing segment of the tourism industry called “agritourism.” And regardless of what our ancestors might have thought about farm tours, this burgeoning market is nothing to scoff at: People spent $2.2 billion on agritourism …