Samuel Bailey, Forest and Rangeland Stewardship major with Forest Fire Science concentration. Thesis title: Post-Wildfire Response and Recovery Methods and Suggested Collaborations: Initial Report and Finding.

Emma Baker, Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology with Conservation concentration and Sports Medicine concentration and Languages, Literatures, and Cultures with Spanish concentration. Thesis title: Impacts of Livestock and Crop Depredation on Human Tolerance for Wildlife in the Ruaha-Rungwa Landscape.

Valerie Carroll, Human Dimensions of Natural Resources major and Environmental Affairs and Diversity and Inclusion in Natural Resources minors. Thesis title: Empowering Communities Through Intersectionality: The Bridge Between Climate Justice and Social Justice.

Alexis Hersh, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major and Ecological Restoration minor. Thesis title: Responses of Colorado’s Spruce-Fir Subalpine Forest to Future Disturbance and Management Implications for Conservation.

Miles Innes, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major and Geospatial Information Science for Natural Resources minor. Thesis title: Characterizing Vegetative Recovery and Drivers in the Cameron Peak Fire Burn Scar.

Mae Tice, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major. Thesis title: Using STELLA Architect to Predict the Impact of Climate Change on Soil Bacteria Populations in High Latitude Alpine Tundra Ecosystems.

Andrew Banister, Human Dimensions of Natural Resources major and Business Administration minor and Diversity and Inclusion in Natural Resources minor. Thesis title: Urban Timber: A Truely Sustainable Resoruce?

Alisha Butki, Human Dimensions of Natural Resources major and Diversity and Inclusion in Natural Resources minor. Thesis title: Environmental Justice Toolkit.

Aidan Cruz, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major and Anthropology minor. Thesis title: Land Cover Change in the Cañón Pintado National Historic Region over a 20-Year Period.

Sabrina Hall, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major and Japanese minor with Wildlife Biology concentration. Thesis title: Cuisine Across Cultures: How Diet and Culture Impacts Conservation.

Lauren Hatch, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major and Geospatial Information Science for Natural Resources minor with Wildlife Biology concentration. Thesis title: Improving Survey Site Selection for the Rusty Patched Bumble Bee (Bombus Affinis), a Federally Endangered Species.

Emma Haugen, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major with Wildlife Biology concentration. Thesis title: Is Management of Recovered Hawaiian Monk Seal (Neomonachus Schauinslandi) Populations in the Presence of Humans Possible?

Zoe Lipscomb, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major. Thesis title: The Bud Bank Response of Two Cold Season Perennials to Drought.

Christina Lucas, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major with Wildlife Biology concentration. Thesis title: Evaluating Marine Taxonomic Diversity, Functional Diversity, and Functional Redundancy of Cartilaginous Fishes Through Marxan: A Spatial and Socioeconomic Comparison.

Marin MacDonald, Watershed Science major and Geospatial Information Science for Natural Resources minor. Thesis title: Forest Fire Influences on Snowpack Timing.

Ashlynn Piwowarczyk, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major and Ecological Restoration and Conservation Biology minors. Thesis title: Understanding Factors Impacting Seedling Success Rates During Post-Fire Forest Regeneration at the CSU Mountain Campus.

Wesley Poole, Forest and Rangeland Stewardship major with Forest Management and Forest Fire Science concentrations and Geospatial Information Science for Natural Resources minor. Thesis title: UAS Stand Inventory Analysis Tool.

Lahrs Quinlan, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major with Wildlife Biology concentration and Spanish minor. Thesis title: Activity Patterns of Nectar Feeding Bat Species in Northern Mexico.

Megan Rosser, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major with Conservation Biology concentration. Thesis title: As Above So Below? A Comparison of Arthropod Communities in Green Roof and Ground-Level Plots.

Rebecca Rugg, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major and Watershed Science and Spanish minors. Thesis title: Exploring Scientific Disagreement Surrounding Water Quality in High Alpine Lakes Using Chlorophyll A and Remote Sensing.

Rafael Salinas, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major with Wildlife Biology concentration and Leadership Studies minor. Thesis title: A Human’s Eye View.

Abbey Shaneyfelt, Human Dimensions of Natural Resources major and Spanish minor. Thesis title: A Plainsdaughter’s Call Home: An Exploration of Place Through Art and Writing.

Kelley Sinning, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major with Conservation Biology and Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences concentrations. Thesis title: Longitudinal Effects of Legacy Beaver-Modified Habitat on Benthic Macroinvertebrates in Burned Mountain Stream.

Grace Taber, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major and Political Science minor. Thesis title: Analyzing the Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium-Ion Batteries Present in Electric Vehicles.

Melina Takvorian, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major and Spanish minor. Thesis title: Interactive Tool for Analysis of Chlorophyl A Content in Upper Poudre Lakes in the Cameron Peak Fire Burn Area.

Juniper Vane, Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology major with Conservation Biology concentration and Creative Writing minor. Thesis title: Do Bird Names Affect Conservation Support? Testing the Conservation Impacts of Colorado Grassland Bird Common Names.

Grace Walsh, Natural Resources Management major. Thesis title: Management Proposal for Forest Resilience and Biodiversity in Northern Illinois Through the Lens of Two Key Species.

Brandon Weigand, Ecosystem Science and Sustainability major. Thesis title: A Five Factor Approach to Exploring Cellular Personality.

Eric Williams, Watershed Science major. Thesis title: Revelations from a Diligent Sampling Scheme of a Colorado River: Dissolved Oxygen Changes over Time in the Cache la Poudre River in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Sophia Wissinger, Forest and Rangeland Sterwardship major with Forest Management concentration. Thesis title: Elemen-Tree: An Auditory Exploitation into What Makes up a Forest.