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On the domestic and the wild by Kevin Jablonski, Fellows Cohort 9 Large carnivores eat large herbivores. Humans also eat large herbivores. Beginning around 10,000
Cohort 9 Fellow, Tim Reader discusses the importance of collaboration in our biomass business community in an article published by the Utah State University Forestry
Our Experiences in Protected Areas of Mongolia By Ariuntsetseg Lkhagva, PhD with Oliver D’Orazio, Khishigbayar Jamiyansharav and Cynthia S. Brown Protecting natural areas is one
Modeling and Monitoring Shrub Encroachment in the Guassa Community Conservation Area, Ethiopia By: Cara Steger, Fellows Cohort 9 Since our last post, we returned to
Changes, Challenges and Promising Avenues By Bethlehem Astella, Cohort 9 Fellow As we returned to the fields in the Bale Mountains, Ethiopia, six months since
Beyond the Data Points Reflections by Kailey Carlson, undergraduate fellow with the CCC Fellows Project Cohort 9, Engaging the Collaborative Capital of Lion Guardians to
After the Fire: Finding Value in Burned Timber within the 2-3-2 by Tim Reader, Fellows Cohort 9 In 2018, Colorado and the West experienced one
Strengthening Relationships Through Research Co-Design By: Cara Steger and Bikila Warkineh Dullo, Fellows Cohort 9 We left off our last blog post talking about an
The Colorado State Forest Service (CSFS), part of Fellows Cohort 9, is engaging biomass utilization businesses and communities in southern Colorado and northern New Mexico
By Philip J. Briggs, Fellows Cohort 9, Lion Monitoring Manager – Lion Guardians As I flew back to Kenya in late February, having spent some
