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UW-Green Bay student Collette LaRue invites the UW-Green Bay community and general public to Conservation Works, an exhibition of more than 20 photographic works that provide an intimate interpretation of three geologically distinct local...
Parking along the shoulder of Circle Drive (or any roadway) to access the University’s Arboretum Trails will no longer be allowed beginning August 23, 2021. Instead, members of the campus community and the public...
By mid-June, all but a few of the woodland spring ephemeral plants are done blooming.As the canopy fills in there just isn’t enough sunlight to fuel their growth.But, as the days become longer and...
On Tuesday afternoon, March 30, 2021, 10 students representing six academic programs will present their work funded by the Cofrin Student Grants Program, one of UW-Green Bay’s longest running and most successful extracurricular academic...
Ben Young, NEW Water, captured this stunning photo from the bay with his drone. The setting sun magnifies the intensity of the golden tips of trees that surround the Green Bay Campus as part...
“As the colors of the leaves change from different shades of green to golden yellows, oranges, bright reds and even deep purples, you can’t help but marvel at how beautiful the forests have become....
What a view! Fall colors are starting to turn in UW-Green Bay’s Cofrin Memorial Arboretum. These were take on Friday, Oct. 2, 2020. Click to advance slideshow or view the album on Flickr. –...
On July 1, 2020, the six miles of Cofrin Memorial Arboretum trails encircling the Green Bay campus will reopen to the public for hiking, biking and bird-watching. The trails and all public spaces (including Shorewood...
Spring flowers, blossoms, baby geese, deer and turkeys bring beauty to the Green Bay Campus and Northeast Wisconsin. UW-Green Bay’s Cofrin Memorial Arboretum forms a natural boundary of 290 acres encircling the campus that...
The Brown County Library will be the new home for Amethystus the Dragon, a crochet dragon made for the Cofrin Memorial Arboretum Yarn Bomb Project. She was created for the UW-Green Bay Arboretum Yarn Bomb...
