Natural Resources Research  Tags: natural_resources  

The CSU Libraries have over 100 Research Guides.

Visit the Research Guides or the LibGuides Home to view other guides.

Below are links to other research guides which might be of interest.

The natural resources topics are listed first, followed by other related science guides beginning with agriculture.

Guides that have (AL) after the title were created by Allison Level

Here is an easier URL for NR Resources by Topic http://tinyurl.com/kv239z

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NATURAL RESOURCES TOPICS ARE AT THE TOP OF THIS LIST

Below is a list of the Research Guides created for specific courses. The Natural Resources Librarian worked with the faculty teaching these classes and developed the pages based on: research outcomes, student needs, and the ACRL STS Information Literacy Guidelines.

If you are a faculty member and would like to work with Allison or if you would like a research guide for your class, contact Allison Level .

If you are a student in a class and you don't see a research guide below, go to the Natural Resources Research Portal, or look for a research guide in your subject area. Please contact Allison Level if you have a research question.

Graduate students have 2 summer options with regard to Library Access. Their choices are:

1. Full library privileges: includes, 6-month monograph checkout, access to a locker, laptop checkout, access to remote databases and privileges in Interlibrary Loan.

2. Minimal library privileges: includes 6-month monograph checkout ONLY.

In order for graduate students to have the full library privileges, they need to:

I. Enroll in Continuous Registration (CR) credit for the summer.  A CR graduate student will be added to the libraries patron update and will get the privileges in #1 above.

II. Enroll for course as a graduate student for the coming Fall Semester.  A fall-enrolled student will also be added to our database via patron update and will get the privileges in #1 above.

If you enrolled for fall or have paid for the CR credit for summer and are having problems with off-campus access, contact the Access Services Department.

The CR continuous registration is a Graduate School policy. Information about CR can be found from:

http://graduateschool.colostate.edu/files/Info/CRInfo.pdf

or at:

http://www.learn.colostate.edu/degrees/requirements.dot