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You wouldn’t think that a professor whose work mainly focuses on dry, arid landscapes would have much relevance to life near the Great Lakes. But, UW-Green Bay Prof. Renee Richer’s research may help change...
The course Biology 298 Special Topics In Biology, Biology of the Florida Keys, will be running a trip to the Florida Keys from Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2019 through Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2019. This course can be taken...
There will be an International Women’s Day: Women’s Wisdom Forum held on the UW-Green Bay, Marinette Campus on Thursday, Mar. 7, 2019. The exhibit hall will open at 5:30 p.m., with the speaker panel...
Are we swimming in the right direction? UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Patrick Forsythe (Biology) was a featured speaker in the Maritime Speaker Series, recently. Learn more about his presentation and see some upcoming events.
Thanks to the generosity of emeriti faculty Paul and Thea Sager, UW-Green Bay science undergraduates have an opportunity to compete for a $1,100 scholarship recognizing outstanding scientific research from a classroom or extracurricular academic...
Congratulations to Prof. Brian Merkel, campus support personnel and everyone who took part in the Tiny Earth event at the Lambeau Field Atrium, Friday, Dec. 7. Attendance alone (about 250 attendees) was impressive for...
The partnership between UW-Green Bay and The Farmory is working to breed yellow perch. The hope is that the project will be able to reduce the cost of fish fry dinners while also increasing the...
Governor Mike Dunleavy has appointed UW-Green Bay alumnus Doug Vincent-Lang (Biology) as acting commissioner of Alaska’s Department of Fish and Game. Vincent-Lang is a veteran of the department with more than three decades of...
UW-Green Bay researcher, Ken Webb, is teaming up with a local nonprofit to develop a hatchery for yellow perch, a notoriously difficult fish to raise in an outdoor setting. We find out what’s needed...
Good for the water and its inhabitants, UW-Green Bay is in partnership with another organizations to restore wild rice to the bay of Green Bay. WFRV has the story.
