National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology program awards fellowship grants to undergraduate and graduate students who are committed to reduce their campus carbon footprint; projects including: greenhouse gas inventories, climate action plans, energy conservation and efficiency, habitat restoration, convening climate action gatherings and more will be considered.
Grant awards:
Up to $2,000 for Undergraduate Students
Up to $5,000 for Graduate Students
Deadlines for 2008-2009 Academic Year:
October 1
November 14
February 2
March 31
The research of Diana Wall, professor and senior scientist at CSU's Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory, takes place in some of the most inhospitable landscape on Earth.
Vice President for Energy, the Environment and Applied Research at the Colorado State University Research Foundation, is one of the University’s champions of clean and renewable energy.
Mechanical engineering Professor W.S. Sampath — one of the leading researchers in solar technology
Colorado's governor signed a bill to fund water research through CSU's Colorado Water Institute. Recent research examines the affects of the mountain pine beetle on forest watersheds, the significance of hormones on the environment, and sustainable water supplies for villages in Central America. 
Hewlett Packard, Procurement and Contracting Services, Central Receiving and ASCSU Environmental Affairs have teamed up to bring the Planet Partners Program to campus.
This semester, it's bring your own bag, basket, or backpack during textbook sales — plastic bags will not be provided as in years past. The bookstore's green, reusable bags will be available at check-out for $1.
CSU and Wind Holding LLC, the developer hired to build the proposed wind farm at Maxwell Ranch, will host a series of open houses on the proposal January 13-15 in northern Colorado. While no formal permit has yet been filed with Larimer County, the meetings allow the public an opportunity to review the proposal and provide input.