Northern Arizona University

 

The Conservation Registry is soliciting information on river, stream, and riparian river restoration projects from all over the San Juan River Basin and the Colorado Plateau. If you are implementing such a project let us and others around the region know
about it.

Welcome to the Colorado Plateau Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit

 

CPCESU Mission Statement

The CPCESU creates opportunities for research, education, and technical assistance to support stewardship of natural and cultural resources by Federal agencies on the Colorado Plateau.
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Project Spotlights

Our project spotlights are intended to highlight in-progress and completed CPCESU projects. To see our current spotlights, click on the picture below.

Archaeology Southwest has developed a website dedicated to one of its CPCESU projects, Archaeological Studies at Las Ventanas LA 1328.

12th Biennial Conference of Science and Management on the Colorado Plateau

September 16-19, 2013, Northern Arizona University

The 12th Biennial Conference of Science and Management on the Colorado Plateau is a forum that brings together resource managers and research scientists to discuss findings and management needs associated with the natural and cultural resources of the Colorado Plateau. Climate change, energy development, and human population growth on the Colorado Plateau affect water availability, natural systems, and the social character of the plateau. The conference will focus on these agents of change, identifying resource responses to change and opportunities to discuss approaches to ameliorate or reduce negative impacts to the Colorado Plateau’s natural and cultural landscape. The conference will include plenary speakers, symposia and contributed paper sessions, and a poster session.

CPCESU Strategic Plan

The CPCESU approved a Strategic Plan in Summer 2010. Read more about the plan's goals and objectives.

 

This site was updated on May, 13 2013.