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Associate Dean Donna Brown inspects details of textiles in a Family and Consumer Sciences lab.
Professor Scott Shaw and colleagues discover mummy-making wasps in Ecuador.
From doctoral and master’s degrees to bachelor’s programs in agroecology, rangeland ecology and watershed management, molecular biology, family and consumer sciences, plant sciences, and agricultural economics, the University of Wyoming offers diverse options in natural resources and agricultural degree programs. Our faculty and staff members are dedicated to providing students with strong, well-rounded academic backgrounds and agricultural degrees, which enable them to excel in the world of agriculture and natural resources.
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources researchers at the University of Wyoming continue to study brucellosis in wildlife. Brucellosis causes elk, bison, and cattle to abort fetuses and can also be transmitted to humans and cause undulant fever. Typically, animals will abort once and won’t abort again; occasionally, an animal will abort a second time, and rarely will abort a third time. Read more...
Dannele Peck, an Agricultural and Applied Economics Associate Professor in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, has committed roughly seven and a half years to studying the economics of the brucellosis in the state of Wyoming. Read more...
Former College of Agriculture and Natural Resources students continue to find success even after college.
May 20, 2014 — David Rach received some valuable laboratory research experience at Northwest College. The INBRE Transition Scholarship he received from the University of Wyoming will allow him to probe further, this time in the area of molecular biology.
May 14, 2014 — Jimmy Fallon, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and Ellen DeGeneres have more in common than being celebrity talk show hosts. They also have new wasp species named after them as a result of work conducted by University of Wyoming entomologist Scott Shaw.
May 12, 2014 — At the end of each academic year, University of Wyoming colleges recognize faculty and staff members for exemplary contributions and accomplishments.
May 7, 2014 — Ten innovative research projects from University of Wyoming faculty members were selected to receive funding for their work under the $250,000 Grant Initiative provided by the Office of Research and Economic Development and Academic Affairs.
May 5, 2014 — Kelly Wiseman, staff assistant in the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Office of Academic and Student Programs, received the Administrative Professional of the Year Award sponsored by the University Store in the Wyoming Union.
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