An Introduction UI and WSU CESU Workshop 29-30 March 2005.

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An Introduction UI and WSU CESU Workshop March 2005

What are CESUs? government/university partnerships based on university campuses, organized into a national network cooperative, each CESU involving several agencies and multiple universities provide research, technical assistance, and education for natural and cultural resource managers includes biological, physical, social and cultural sciences/humanities

Key Facts About the CESU Network 17 regional CESUs 13 Federal agencies 185 universities (including 42 minority institutions) 35 state, tribal, and non-governmental partners Single, shared cooperative agreement; standard overhead of 17.5% (TDC) Since 1999, approximately 2,100 individual projects total Federal funding > $90 million In FY04, NPS initiated projects > $27 million

Participating Agencies US Fish & Wildlife Service US Geological Survey Bureau of Land Management Bureau of Reclamation National Park Service Agricultural Research Service USDA Forest Service Natural Resources Conservation Service National Marine Fisheries Service Department of Defense Department of Energy Environmental Protection Agency National Aeronautics & Space Administration other agencies to be added in the future (ACE in process)

Key Facts about WSU and the CESU Network WSU is a member of 2 CESUs: Rocky Mountains and Pacific Northwest WSU partners include include 8 federal agencies: BLM, USBR, USGS, NPS, USFS, NRCS, USFWS, and EPA PNW CESU: WSU projects totaled $22,000 out of $9m

Key Resources and Opportunities CESU Network website Individual CESU websites National Coordinator: Gary Machlis Western National Office (UI CNR 16) WSU Key Official: Keith Blatner, Chair and Professor, Natural Resource Sciences CESU Network Strategic Plan Fourth CESU Network National Meeting, Washington, DC June 2005