Congratulations to Faculty
Posted: July 9, 2012
Applause goes out to the following faculty awarded funds for the College of Arts and Sciences and Turner Enterprises, Inc. collaboration. The proposals were based on topics meant to encompass the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities and to include addressing the historical, cultural, societal, economic, and ethical issues surrounding the Ranches. Of the numerous proposals submitted, the following 5 were selected.
Please congratulate your fellow colleagues
Please congratulate your fellow colleagues
| Biology: | Joseph A. Cook, Christopher Witt, Jon Dunnum and Andrew Johnson Long-term Archive for Mammals and Birds Across Space and Time (LAMBAST): Building a Resource Integrated Across Vertebrates for the Ladder and Armendaris Ranches in New Mexico to Assess Environmental Change. |
| Biology: | Scott Collins, Michelle Nuanez, and J. Ben Wright Engage and Inspire NM Youth Through Ecological Research Surrounding Bison Grazed Grassland Communities at the NM Turner Ranches. |
| Economics: | Jennifer Thacher and Janie Chermak Maximizing Ecological Sustainability While Ensuring Economic Viability on the Armendaris Ranch: Valuing Tradeoffs among Competing Ranch Activities. |
| Geography: | Maria D. Lane and Christopher D. Lippitt Emerging Landscapes, Evolving Priorities: Assessing the Intersections between Land Cover Change and the Management of Introduced Species and Habitats on the Turner Ranches in Southern New Mexico. |
| History: | Samuel Truett Historic Sites, Networks, and Baselines on the Armendaris and Ladder Ranches: Creating an Inventory-Archive of Historical Data for Cross-Disciplinary, Integrated Research on Climate and Environmental Change. |
