Update: Master of Environmental Management 2021 Fellowships
Coldharbour Institute Fellowships: $1,000 applied toward incoming student tuition (three to four students per year); $9000 toward second-year student tuition (three to four students per year). Selected graduate students volunteer their expertise to aid the Coldharbour Institute realize its mission on the Coldharbour property.
Coldharbour Institute Coverdell Fellows (for those with RPCV status):
Fellowship in regenerative land management, wildlife management, sustainable building, solar energy gardens and outreach to underserved populations for an innovative learning center are available. Fellowship comes with a $5,000 tuition reduction for fall and spring semesters of their first year and possible $9,000 fellowship if their second-year project is done in conjunction with Coldharbour Institute.
Please contact MJ Pickett, mj.pickett@coldharbourinstitute.org, about additional application processes for these fellowships.
Coldharbour Institute Coverdell Fellows (for those with RPCV status):
Fellowship in regenerative land management, wildlife management, sustainable building, solar energy gardens and outreach to underserved populations for an innovative learning center are available. Fellowship comes with a $5,000 tuition reduction for fall and spring semesters of their first year and possible $9,000 fellowship if their second-year project is done in conjunction with Coldharbour Institute.
Please contact MJ Pickett, mj.pickett@coldharbourinstitute.org, about additional application processes for these fellowships.
Coldharbour Ranch
The Coldharbour Ranch is located 7-miles East of Gunnison.
The ranch stewards 334-acres of vibrant ecosystem on the confluence of the Cochatopa and Tomichi creeks.
The ranch stewards 334-acres of vibrant ecosystem on the confluence of the Cochatopa and Tomichi creeks.
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Riverwatch Citizen Science
Visit our Research Blog to see an update on our new partnership with RiverWatch Colorado. Beginning in March 2020, our fellows have launched a new citizen science initiative to monitor the water health on the Tomichi Creek as it flows through the Coldharbour Ranch. Fellows and community volunteers collect water samples and conduct testing each month. This is a cost effective, engaging, and long-term data set that supports our work to contribute to a healthy watershed. Visit the blog to learn more and find opportunities to get involved. |
Say hello to our 2020-2021 Team!
From left to right- Kathryn Bickley, Jesse Bryan, MJ Pickett, Annie Beall, Nick Story, James Cody, Matt Jones, Jenny Nitzky Not pictured: Danielle duPlooy |
