The official site for UW-Green Bay News and Features
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...
Equipped with work boots, buckets and loppers, UW-Green Bay Prof. Amy Wolf (NAS) and her Principles of Ecology students continued the restoration and maintenance of UW-Green Bay’s Keith White Prairie Oct. 4. Students worked...
Thanks to an endowed gift by UWGB prof. Emeritus Keith White, and alumnus Neil Diboll, Canada Goldenrod and other invasive species are being replaced by prairie plants to increase biodiversity in the Keith White...
GREEN BAY – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay honored some of its top science scholars Friday, Jan. 29, with more than $32,900 in scholarship funding presented to 30 recipients. Flanked by parents, faculty members...
….it was a dandy. We had stories about: * A gift by Prof. Emeritus Keith White and his wife, Betty, to revitalize the Keith White Prairie on the Cofrin Arboretum, * A reminder on...
A retired professor and his wife have stepped forward to promote revitalization of the tallgrass prairie on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Keith L. and Betty A. White of Green Bay...
If it’s April, it must be time for the seasonal controlled burn to reinvigorate the Keith White Prairie in the UW-Green Bay Cofrin Memorial Arboretum, adjacent to South Circle Drive. Originally scheduled for last...
Prescribed burns on the Keith White Prairie are likely later this week. After surveying the prairie Monday morning with Gary Fewless, project coordinator Joshua Martinez says conditions look good for the sort of controlled,...
Paula White, a 1983 graduate of UW-Green Bay’s Humanistic Studies program, recently donated a color photograph titled “Pink Canyon” to UW-Green Bay’s permanent art collection.
The Baird Creek Preservation Foundation is asking for the public’s help in handling a unique donation from a UW-Green Bay alumnus. The donation is from Neil Diboll, UW-Green Bay Class of ’78, and it is perfectly in keeping with his alma mater’s, and his own, “green” roots.
