Capstone Final Papers
The LRES capstone course is for senior-level students. This course provides disciplinary and interdisciplinary knowledge and requires students to integrate and apply what they have learned throughout their years in the program to real-life natural resource management issues. Students work independently and in groups to research and critique literature related to science application. The class collaboratively prepares a final research paper.
2019 Report
Ethics and Environmental Science
2018 Report & Presentation
Conflict Between Urbanizing Gallatin County and Natural Resources
Watch the Seminar... powerpoint only
2017 Report
Environmental Regulations: Can't live with them, can't live without them
2016 Report
2015 Report
2014 Reports
Cashing in the Joules: The Economics of Energy Inputs in Dryland Wheat Farming
Biofuels: A Look into the Future of Sustainable Transportation
Analysis of Reservoir-Based Hydroelectric versus Run-of-River Hydroelectric Energy
Production
The Practical Applications of Net Energy Metering (NEM)
Wind Energy Use at Bridger Bowl
Prior Reports
Available in the LRES Archives