Tag: Environmental Science
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Prof. Forsythe article is now available online
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Prof. Patrick Forsythe is co-author of the article Recolonization of lake whitefish river spawning ecotypes and estimates of riverine larval production in Green Bay, Lake Michigan. See the abstract.
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Assistant Professor Michael Holly funded to help predict groundwater contamination
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The Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin (FWC) awarded $122,000 to Assistant Professor Michael Holly (Environmental Science, Water Science) to lead a working group to investigate the environmental transport of PFAS. Research completed by the Sustainable Use of Biosolids (SUBS) working group (including PIs at UW-Platteville, Madison, and Stevens Point) will provide training and laboratory experience for…
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Photos: Geochemistry of Natural Waters Outdoor Lab
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Students in Assistant Professor Kelly Deuerling’s Geochemistry of Natural Waters’ outdoor lab learn about the instrumentation at the stream gauging station and use a field instrument to see where the waters from the bay of Green Bay start to influence the composition of Mahon Creek in the Cofrin Memorial Arboretum at the University of Wisconsin-Green…
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UW-Green Bay students study water quality and soil health
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UW-Green Bay Environmental Science student Jacob Derenne is part of a project team working on a study to link properties of soil health (a suite of biological, chemical and physical properties) to the quality of water that runs off the field during rain events. Last week (August 31-Sept. 1, 2020) the team was measuring the…
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Alumna Hagenow leads Door County Nature Week
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Kari Hagenow’ 09 grad (Environmental Science and Biology) worked with the Center for Biodiversity while a student, and is now a Land Steward at the Nature Conservancy Wisconsin. She’s featured in the linked video promoting the first ever Door County Nature Week.
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UW-Green Bay EMBI student interns help make the annual Green Bay Garden Blitz a great success
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Pong Moua (Environmental Science) served as Garden Blitz communication coordinator and Caitlin Curtis (Environmental Policy and Planning) as assistant volunteer coordinator at the seventh annual Green Bay Garden Blitz from May 28-31, 2020. Moua (pictured above), Curtis and 48 volunteers installed 74 raised bed garden boxes at private homes, Kennedy School and Veterans Manor. Facing…
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UW-Green Bay Prof. Kevin Fermanich named 2020 NEW Watershed Champion
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UW-Green Bay Prof. Kevin Fermanich (Water Science, Geoscience and Environmental Science) has been named the 2020 NEW Watershed Champion. He formally received this recognition on Tuesday, March 10, 2020 from NEW Water and the Green Bay Water Utility during the 2020 World Water Day event. Prof. Fermanich is a lead co-principal investigator on a collaborative…
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Ancestral farm owned by two UWGB alumni leads dairy into future | Agri-View
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UW-Green Bay alumni Drew Votis (Biology and Environmental Science) and Ashley Votis (Education) talk about farming on ancestral property, their journey of efficiently managing the farm and the future of their farm with Agri-View. More via Ancestral farm leads dairy into future | Agri-View.
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UW-Green Bay to recognize outstanding young and distinguished alumni at 2020 Alumni Awards Dinner, Feb. 28
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LaForce President and CEO Brian Mannering will receive an Honorary Alumni Award Green Bay, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will recognize a number of outstanding alumni and one honorary alumnus at the 2020 Alumni Awards Dinner, Friday, Feb. 28, 2020 in the Phoenix Rooms on the Green Bay Campus at 5 p.m. The event is open…
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Recent UW-Green Bay, Marinette graduate makes strides with her scientific research | Eagle Herald
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“Becky Berry, a Marinette native, graduated from UW-Green Bay with her bachelor’s degree in environmental science. Her primary area of study has been with cyanobacteria, commonly known as blue-green algae. According to Sue Bodilly, the director of content and media relations for UWGB, Berry’s research has been ongoing for the last six semesters, and has…