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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 8, 2024 Green Bay, Wis.— Nearly one hundred students and teachers from participating Northeastern Wisconsin high schools will spend the day on the UW-Green Bay campus on Thursday, March 14,...
WLUK) — Our mild winter has been pretty easy on humans in Northeast Wisconsin. But has it also been a little too easy on pests? Ticks, mosquitoes and their other bitey, crawly insect friends...
The University of Wisconsin Arboretum hosted the last Virtual Winter Enrichment Lecture Feb. 22, titled “Spiders: Tiny Tool-Users in Wisconsin and Beyond,” hosted by UW–Green Bay professor of biology at Michael Draney. The lecture...
Families can expect a fun and full range of chemical experiments including explosions, color-changing solutions, and more! Green Bay, WI – On Thursday, April 25, 2024 the UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus will host “Cool...
GREEN BAY – The National Sea Grant College Program, a program dedicated to maintaining coastal health and economics, has invested $512,500 into research projects and community outreach within the Green Bay area. These Sea...
Whitney’s love for nature has always been present in her life and education. “I was pretty much raised by the outdoors,” she says. “I spent most of my childhood out there.” This early appreciation...
Sturgeon will be the topic at Crossroads’ Fish Tales Lecture Series 7-9 pm Thursday, Feb. 8, when Dr. Patrick Forsythe presents, “Elevating Optimism of the Menominee River Through Successful Up and Downstream Passage of...
Sturgeon will be the topic at Crossroads’ Fish Tales Lecture Series on Thursday, February 8, when Dr. Patrick Forsythe presents, “Elevating Optimism of the Menominee River Through Successful Up and Downstream Passage of Lake Sturgeon.”...
Story by Syd Morgan, UW-Green Bay editorial intern Students fearlessly work to solve the antibiotic resistance crisis Antibiotic resistant bacteria, and the infections they cause, are a burgeoning public health crisis. This is a...
A story about the Green Bay wild rice restoration project serves as one more reminder of just how fortunate we are here in Wisconsin to have so many volunteers who invest their time, talent,...
