Who? Petrashek’s owl research earns Sager award
If you haven’t yet read the story (there’s also a cute picture), featured in rotation on the main UW-Green Bay website this week is a story on the owl research completed by Environmental Science...
Tagged: Environmental Sciences
Prof. Dutch talks about Afghanistan
UW-Green Bay Prof. Steven Dutch was a special guest Thursday (Dec. 3) for the Green Bay Press-Gazette’s weekly editorial board online chat. Dutch, who teaches in Natural and Applied Sciences, but whose resume also...
Reminder: Climate Change capstone
On Tuesday (Dec. 1) graduate students from the UW-Green Bay Capstone Seminar in Environmental Science and Policy will present their work to the campus and the local community. The subject is Climate Change Wisconsin:...
UW-Green Bay’s Davis heading for Germany
Mathematics Prof. Greg Davis, chair of UW-Green Bay’s Natural and Applied Sciences academic unit, has been invited to travel to Hessen, Germany for a 10-day trip beginning Saturday (Nov. 14). Davis and business Prof....
Baird Creek nature hikes
What better way to enjoy the Baird Creek Greenway than with a guided autumn hike? On Saturday afternoon (Oct. 17) local educator Charlie Frisk will lead the Autumn Colors and Champion Tree Hike. Frisk...
Draney brings ‘Spiders of Panama’ to Neville Museum
Prof. Michael Draney, Natural and Applied Sciences, is the author of extensive research on the ecologically diverse fauna of Panama, including that nation’s tropical spiders. There’s also a significant Wisconsin connection. Draney will be...
