Grand Canyon National Park
The George Wright Society announces their 2009 Biennial Conference on Parks, Protected Areas, and Cultural Sites: Rethinking Protected Areas in a Changing World, to be held March 2-6, 2009 in Portland, OR.
Please click here to visit the conference website.
Please see the FY2007 Annual Highlights Report for an overview of last year's accomplishments.
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. We ensure that the expertise of our academic and non-governmental partners is made available to assist federal resource managers in accomplishing their agency missions. The federal partners allocate funding to a wide variety of projects and non-federal partners and support their research, education, and outreach missions.
This work is done under the provisions of a Cooperative and Joint Venture Agreement. Sixteen other CESUs loosely based on biogeographic areas comprise the national CESU Network.
5 Year Strategic Mission
To facilitate research, education, coordination,
and technical assistance to aid land managers
in restoring and sustaining cultural and
ecological values of priority watersheds
on the Colorado Plateau.
Stage 1: Riparian Restoration in the San Juan River Basin
Click here for a Map of the San Juan Basin and Sub-basins
Joining the CPCESU
If you are interested in joining the CPCESU please read our
Partnership Criteria and the Application Overview
Colorado Plateau Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit
PO Box 5765
Flagstaff, AZ
86011-5765
Physical Address:
CPCESU
Building #56
1298 S. Knoles Drive
Offices 113 and 114
Flagstaff, AZ
86011-5765
Phone: 928-523-5549
Fax: 928-523-8223
E-Mail: cpcesu@nau.edu
Site hosted by:
Northern Arizona University
To see the collaborative efforts of the CPCESU in action, please visit our Meetings and Conferences page on past events.
