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Sep 19, 2023

Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems partners with Indigenous communities, supports local Indigenous food sovereignty

University has ‘excellent opportunity’ to partner with tribes, address food sovereignty, Oneida Tribe member says

Sep 18, 2023

Renewable energy affects marginalized towns in Morocco

University of Kentucky anthropologist’s research aims to ‘democratize knowledge’ in affected towns

Sep 12, 2023

Diversity needed to further conservation field

Conservation must include more diverse voices from people of color to truly enact change

Aug 24, 2023

Republican presidential candidates take stage in Milwaukee for first debate

Candidates asked to share platforms on critical issues

May 7, 2023

Made to Burn: How climate change impacts fire-adapted environments

Many forest, grassland ecosystems across US evolved to thrive after fires, but climate change alters delicate balance

May 5, 2023

Lake Mendota’s waterfowl return, improve local ecosystem

Migrant bird species of Lake Mendota interact with human technology, face urban challenges

Apr 28, 2023

Wisconsin Republicans must back Evers’ bold climate agenda

New tree planting initiative to benefit Wisconsin's environment

Apr 27, 2023

Wisconsin is woefully unprepared for increase in severe weather

Climate change leaves Wisconsin’s poor, homeless at increased risk

Apr 23, 2023

Wisconsin Frog and Toad Survey continues for 35th year

UW Arboretum to be part of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resource’s annual survey

Apr 15, 2023

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Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems partners with Indigenous communities, supports local Indigenous food sovereignty

University has ‘excellent opportunity’ to partner with tribes, address food sovereignty, Oneida Tribe member says

Renewable energy affects marginalized towns in Morocco

University of Kentucky anthropologist’s research aims to ‘democratize knowledge’ in affected towns

Diversity needed to further conservation field

Conservation must include more diverse voices from people of color to truly enact change

Republican presidential candidates take stage in Milwaukee for first debate

Candidates asked to share platforms on critical issues

Made to Burn: How climate change impacts fire-adapted environments

Many forest, grassland ecosystems across US evolved to thrive after fires, but climate change alters delicate balance

Lake Mendota’s waterfowl return, improve local ecosystem

Migrant bird species of Lake Mendota interact with human technology, face urban challenges

Wisconsin Republicans must back Evers’ bold climate agenda

New tree planting initiative to benefit Wisconsin's environment

Wisconsin is woefully unprepared for increase in severe weather

Climate change leaves Wisconsin’s poor, homeless at increased risk

Wisconsin Frog and Toad Survey continues for 35th year

UW Arboretum to be part of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resource’s annual survey

Stalagmites in Wisconsin’s Cave of Mounds hold clues to previous climate changes in state

UW researchers use stalagmites to show past climate changes affected Wisconsin more than previously thought