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Returning Buffalo to their historical range offers many opportunities for the Wind River Tribes

"From this research, we hope to reduce fire risk, and the number of homes lost to fires every year."

Stormwater filters in Cheyenne are stopping pollution before it hits Crow Creek—protecting water for 23 million people downstream.

Environmental Science senior Peter Ferraro gains career-focused lab and fieldwork skills as part of his NSF-funded internship in soil health and prairie restoration.

In rural Wyoming, Rowdy Yeatts is building clean-burning biochar stoves that help trap carbon, reduce waste, and generate heat—all without electricity.

Better detection methods lead to accurate and reliable identification of methane leaks

NEON’s Sterling site is a data-rich hub and partnership platform powering a pioneering NSF-funded digital twin project for ecosystems.

Innosphere-Sponsored VR Challenge Showcases Data‑Driven Climate Resilience Prototypes from Interdisciplinary Teams

MSU Denver student Gage Gibson gains hands-on experience in advanced weather modeling during a prestigious NOAA internship.

CSU Students gain cybersecurity skills and hands-on experience with commercial trucks and agricultural tractors.

ICLEI Intern drives climate resilience through building electrification, energy efficiency, and community‑based solutions in Telluride.

Real-time data could result in better crop yields and reduced water and fertilizer usage

Former wildland firefighter Eloise Armour helps Grand Junction prepare for extreme heat with data-driven insights as an ICLEI CORE Intern.