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ONEIDA – The sound of car engines slowly slipped away as Tony Kuchma walked alongside canary-colored blooms of green-headed coneflowers that lined the trail. Stalks of prairie dock towered above. The colors of the...
Join colleagues from the university and board members of the 1923 Fund, at a short reception honoring the late Mary Ann Cofrin. Mary Ann passed away in April of this year. Tuesday, September 13th 11:15...
UW-Green Bay Cofrin Center for Biodiversity Director Bob Howe and Senior Research Specialist Erin Giese were co-authors on a manuscript published in Avian Conservation and Ecology that investigated the effects of human land use...
On August 13, 2022 from 10am-2pm, the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity will be hosting the inaugural Biodiversity Day at the STEM Innovation Center at UW-Green Bay. The event is free and open to the...
UW-Green Bay students and alumni monitor Piping Plovers at Cat Island each year and recently helped with the banding of plover chicks! See more from Fox 11: The population for some endangered birds got...
The entire campus community is invited to help select the next Director of the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity by attending an Open Forum for each candidate and helping out the search committee with your...
One of Brighid Riordan’s childhood memories is the Sunday the phones went out in Pulaski. During a bridge construction project, crews accidentally severed a massive piece of fiber running under a nearby creek. The...
The campus community is invited to help select the next director of the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity by attending an open forum for each candidate and providing an evaluation. The first of three on-campus...
Last week the newest Peregrine Falcon chicks were banded by master raptor bander Greg Septon. Due to the risk of avian influenza, the banding was not open to the public. There were two males...
Are you looking for a rewarding experience this sunny Saturday morning? The Cofrin Center for Biodiversity needs help planting thousands of native trees and shrubs at the new Wequiock Creek Natural Area, 3.4 miles...
