Past Events

Film Screening: “Roots So Deep” is a 4-part documentary series all about inventive farmers and maverick scientists building a path to solving climate change with hooves, heart and soil.

In this webinar, several of the architects of the ‘How Landscape Conservation Partnerships Are Working to Address Climate Change’ paper will discuss how the research was conducted and analyzed, their motivation for embarking on this journey, and their hopes for what impact the report will have for the environment.

In this free webinar, the second in the Collaborative Conservation series, panelists will share their experience with data integration and tools that measure how conservation impacts climate and how these tools have improved their ability to communicate their conservation successes.

Registration is now open for the Salazar Center’s fifth annual International Symposium. Join us in Denver, Colorado on October 11-12.

Free showing of a student made documentary about environmental justice and the importance of elevating diverse voices in conservation.

Free showing of a student made documentary about environmental justice and the importance of elevating diverse voices in conservation.

This webinar will host speakers from across North America to discuss how cities can be a part of the greater landscape through innovative conservation efforts.

Experts from Los Angeles and Las Vegas shared challenges and opportunities for conserving water in arid cities in the facing of a changing climate.

This webinar will bring together experts to share how they are working to conserve biodiversity in each of their cities.

Learn more about the CSU Salazar Center’s Peregrine Accelerator program, see a demonstration of the application portal, and ask any questions related to the program. Attendance is not required to apply.

Register today! The Salazar Center’s fourth annual international symposium will be held October 6-7, with options for both in-person and virtual participation.

This webinar served as a lead-in to our fall symposium and explored the important role of private land in supporting transboundary conservation goals across the US and Mexico border.