Rainbow Trout in Mahon Creek
Graduate student Mia McReynolds and a crew of students had a significant discovery while doing research at Mahon Creek, on the Green Bay campus this week — a juvenile rainbow trout! McReynolds is researching...
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DNR spring hearings taking place at UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus on Monday, April 8
The annual spring hearings will be taking place on Monday, April 8, 2019 at 7 p.m. at the UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus in the auditorium. The hearing will start with the election of two seats...
Rusty patched bumble bees a matter of concern to scientists
The rusty patched bumble bee population has declined dramatically over the years, but there’s an effort to turn the numbers around. Keith White Prairie is a place on UW-Green Bay campus, where bumble bees...
Freshwater mussels are dying off, scientists intend to find out the cause
At least 51 freshwater mussel species are known to exist in rivers, lakes and streams around Wisconsin. However pollutants such as phosphorous and polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, have added to the decimation of freshwater mussel populations in areas like the...
Faculty note: Luczaj, Houghton and Shea receive grant for bedrock mapping
Professor John Luczaj (Geoscience), research scientist Chris Houghton, and graduate student Abby Shea will be working on constructing a depth to bedrock map for the county, along with an analysis of the groundwater chemistry...
UW-Green Bay student angling for a big turnout for fishing fundraiser
UW-Green Bay/Bellin College of Nursing student Tim Lautenslager is calling on avid fishermen to get out on the Bay next weekend, for the first-ever Jordan Olson Musky Derby. Lautenslager and Olson are lifelong friends...
UW-Green Bay plays a big role in survival of the little (and endangered) Piping Plover
The tiny bird with a large “footprint” is in the news again, thanks to the work of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay faculty, staff and former students, along with the Department of Natural Resources...
UW-Green Bay to host DNR/public hearing on agriculture rule revisions
The Department of Natural Resources is holding a public hearing Sept.15 regarding state rule changes governing the spreading of manure on soils in certain sensitive areas of the state. The changes, under Ch. NR...
Waterfront Design: Urban and Regional Studies students asked to polish a diamond in the rough
Past the Zippin Pippin and the Sea Dragon, beyond the Ferris wheel and the bumper cars, away from the crowds and squeals of delight at Bay Beach, UW-Green Bay’s Urban and Regional Studies students...
UW-Green Bay’s Prof. John Stoll a leader in new fisheries study
UW-Green Bay Prof. John Stoll (Public and Environmental Affairs) will be one of the lead researchers on a new study designed to calculate the social, recreational and economic impact of the region’s fishery. Given...
