ALT Thesis defense flyer: MS Thesis Defense: Karin Emanuelson The Department of Ecosystem Science & Sustainability invites you to a Master’s in Watershed Science Thesis Defense for Karin Emanuelson: “Evaluating Variation in Solute Transport in an Undisturbed Forested Stream and a Heavily Impacted Agricultural Stream", Friday, May 14, 2021, 10:00 AM Abstract describes research on human impacts to solute transport in at Como Creek, CO, an undisturbed, high-gradient, forested stream with a gravel bed and complex channel morphology and Clear Creek, IA, a channelized, low-gradient stream with low-permeability substrate draining an intensively managed agricultural landscape. Photo of woman in hat and light green long sleeve top sitting on the ground in a forested area, handling water samples and smiling at the camera. Black dog with white spot on chest and purple collar looking at camera.

ALT Flyer for Warner College of Natural resources screening of Picture a Scientist. Title reads: Join a virtual film screening and discussion of Picture a Scientist. Drawing of female scientist with yellow background in upper left corner, discussion description middle left, five headshots of women in the middle for panel discussion.

ALT Flyer for the next ESS seminar: “The Energy Transition and Public Policy” with Governor Bill Ritter, Director of CSU’s Center for the New Energy Economy, Tuesday, march 23rd 11:00 AM. Picture of city in front of mountains with inset of man smiling at camera with CSU’s Center for the New Energy Economy logo.

ALT MS Thesis defense announcement for Bryce Pulver. Picture of man sitting in snow pit with a laptop. Title: The Department of Ecosystem Science & Sustainability invites you to a Thesis Defense for Bryce Pulver, Master’s in Watershed Science: “Metals Export to Streams During Base Flow and Storm Events in the 416 Fire, Southwestern Colorado”, Thursday, March 18, 2021 10:00 AM. Abstract describes research on metal release from soil in wildfire-burned areas into streams and the relationship of burn severity and watershed characteristics under both baseflow and stormflow conditions using both univariate correlation analysis and multivariate models.

ALT Flyer for March 16 ESS seminar: Colorado water center overview and opportunities for collaboration. Jennifer Gimbel, Interim Director, and Julie Kallenberger, Associate Director, for an overview of the Center’s activities, and the many ways they are collaborating to address today’s most pressing water issues in Colorado and beyond and connecting diverse water stakeholders to resources and expertise.

ALT Flyer for CSU ESS Spring 2021 seminar series: An Introduction to the Sustainable Livestock Systems Collaborative. Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson, Director of the Sustainable Livestock Systems Collaborative, will introduce the newly-formed and innovative effort supporting profitable, sustainable, and healthy livestock production. Picture of a cow by a gate with mountains in the background.