Ecology at Colorado State University

The Graduate Degree Program in Ecology (GDPE) at Colorado State University is an interdisciplinary program for students with interests in a wide range of ecological subjects.

The Program's goal is to provide advanced training in current ecological methods, theories, concepts, controversies and applications by drawing together individuals and synthesizing knowledge from a wide variety of traditional disciplinary areas of science.

The Program is jointly administered by the Warner College of Natural Resources and the College of Natural Sciences, on behalf of all 6 colleges with member departments. We currently have 113 faculty members from 17 departments.

What's New

• Visiting Distinguished Ecologist Doug Schemske will be on campus April 30 - May 2, 2008 hosted by the Evolutionary Ecology Area of Emphasis; contact John McKay (jkmckay@colostate.edu)
• Spring 2008 Newsletter
• 2007 faculty member and students peer-reviewed journal articles
• Front Range Student Ecology Symposium (FRSES) was a great success. Special thanks to the FRSES Committee, co-chaired by Charles Stone and Tom Grant.
  
• April 7 Executive Committee meeting Agenda & Minutes
• PRSE Data