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Interested individuals will be able to walk the site and also hear a public presentation (indoors) on Shorewood Golf Course tree management mid-day this Tuesday (Jan. 10) at UW-Green Bay. Shorewood Golf Course Director...
There’s an important gathering of scientists taking place Friday (Oct. 14) on the UW-Green Bay campus. The Natural and Applied Sciences academic unit, along with the Lower Fox River Watershed Monitoring Program, will be...
RecycleMania is back at UW-Green Bay! Now through April 2 the challenge is on to reduce waste and increase recycling levels across campus.
UW-Green Bay faculty members Ray Hutchison and Karen Dalke (Urban and Regional Studies) will present information from their ‘thrill killing’ study, along with other materials, at the Society for the Study of Social Problems...
Golf and environmentalism are not often thought of as going hand in hand.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay announced today (July 29) that a $740,000 gift from Arjo Wiggins Appleton Ltd. will extend and expand the highly successful Lower Fox River Watershed Monitoring Program in which local high school students monitor water quality in area streams.
The Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin held a 12-hour “BioBlitz” in late June at the Europe Bay Woods State Natural Area in Newport State Park, Door County. The Cofrin Center of Biodiversity contributed the...
In conjunction with Earth Week and the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, the Green Innovations 2010 event, sponsored by UW-Green Bay’s Environmental Management and Business Institute (EMBI), was a success on many levels.
The bulk of the Green Innovations 2010 conference takes place during the day Friday (April 23) at the Meadows Conference Center on Green Bay’s East Side. The all-day event will bring together many state...
Kirtland’s warblers are slowly gaining a foothold in scrubby jack pine country, not only in Michigan, but in Wisconsin. The endangered species (at one time population estimates were as low as 100 or so)...
