The CSU Equine Reproduction Laboratory will be larger allowing more space for research and client services. The new ERL will contain distinct areas for mare and foal work, assisted reproduction services and stallion work.

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Equine Reproduction Laboratory Support

Rise From the Ashes - CSU ERL

Announcements

• Equine Symposium - March 24-25
• Rebuilding the ERL
• New ERL Plans
• More about the ERL
• Fire Destroys CSU ERL

Fly over the new CSU ERL

The reconstruction of the CSU Equine Reproduction Laboratory offers the chance to build an improved ERL that anticipates the needs for the rest of the century. A new structure is not inexpensive. Cost estimates are $5 million, but a new, modern facility will restore the functionality of the original ERL and add the features necessary to serve our clients in the academic, scientific, and equine communities into the future.

Equine Reproduction Lab Rebuilding News

Colorado State University in Final Design Stages for New Equine Reproduction Laboratory

December 13, 2011 - Plans to rebuild the laboratory and office space for CSU’s prestigious Equine Reproduction Laboratory are in final design stages, and officials anticipate that construction will start next spring. The building was destroyed by a fire in July 2011.

Equine Reproduction Laboratory Webinar

January 12, 2012; 3:00-4:00 MST join a webinar led by CSU faculty Dr. Pat McCue and CSU alumnus Dr. Bill Swyers, Stallion and Mare Assisted Reproduction, SMART PC, highlighting mare management, principles of insemination, and breeding with frozen semen.  Mare Management Webinar

How Can You Help?

CSU appreciates the incredible outpouring of support so far. Continued support of the Rebuilding Fund is greatly appreciated and you can show your support by continuing to use ERL services and attend ERL course. Our commitment to our clients is stronger than ever.

Equine Reproduction Laboratory Damaged in Fire - July 26, 2011

Colorado State University's Equine Reproduction Laboratory staff is continuing to assess the damages of the fire to the laboratory's office building. We are working closely with Poudre Fire Authority and university health and safety officials. Unfortunately, the building was destroyed by the fire, but there is hope that items within the building will be recoverable and salvageable.