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Join our team
Join our team
We're hiring a Deputy Director to lead some of our larger projects, including developing a new Living Lab (read more about our Beyond Yellowstone Living Lab here). We are particularly interested in candidates with significant experience developing, directing, and fundraising for large, interdisciplinary, and applied research programs. First review is 10/20 - apply now!
Welcome, Tucker Russell!
Welcome, Tucker Russell!
We are thrilled to announce Tucker Russell as the new Tribal Liasion on our team. He previously collaborated with the Beyond Yellowstone Living Lab and conducted research on the Wind River Indian Reservation, while pursuing his Master of Science at the University of Wyoming.
"I'm looking forward to developing and implementing research that targets specific problems to benefit the environment, people, and wildlife that share these spaces. Such work requires building diverse relationships with Tribes, private landowners, and public land managers. Through these partnerships, we can develop a diverse knowledge base to address complex ecological issues and conserve wild landscapes for generations to come." - Tucker Russell
Stone Center Awards Three Grad Student Research Scholarships
Stone Center Awards Three Grad Student Research Scholarships
Amy Fingerle, McKalee Steen, and Raphaela Buzbee are recipients of the Stone Center's first three scholarships for graduate students who are leading community-based conservation research in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management.
Q&A with Professor Arthur Middleton: Why Working Lands Are a Critical to Wyoming’s Conservation Goals
Q&A with Professor Arthur Middleton: Why Working Lands Are a Critical to Wyoming’s Conservation Goals
Our faculty co-director Arthur Middleton recently moderated a panel at the annual Wyoming Sportsperson Conservation Forum. WY Governor Gordon attended along with federal officials, scientists, sportspeople’s groups, ranchers, and academics to discuss the future of conservation in the state.
Biodiverse Cities, Resilient California
Biodiverse Cities, Resilient California
In partnership with the California Natural Resources Agency, we hosted an Urban Biodiversity Roundtable to explore how urban biodiversity contribute to California’s conservation goals.
NOTE: Rausser College of Natural Resources is currently recovering from an incident that has affected various College and department websites. Thank you for your patience while we work to restore normal service. This temporary site offers some resources and contact information.
NOTE: Rausser College of Natural Resources is currently recovering from an incident that has affected various College and department websites. Thank you for your patience while we work to restore normal service. This temporary site offers some resources and contact information.
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