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A federal grant that will aid UW-Green Bay scientists’ efforts to restore native plants in the bay got some airtime Monday (Nov. 24) on Wisconsin Public Radio. Associate Prof. Matt Dornbush spoke with WPR’s...
Wildlife habitat on the lower bay will get a boost with a $225,000 federal grant to UW-Green Bay and Ducks Unlimited for “Cat Island and Duck Creek Delta Restoration: Restoring Green Bay Aquatic Vegetation...
Prof. Michael Zorn of UW-Green Bay’s Natural and Applied Sciences program is the recipient of a two-year, $221,961 grant from the Wisconsin Sea Grant program. His project is titled “Extreme Events, Watershed Loadings and...
Prof. Emeritus Steve Dutch may be retired, but members of the local media still turn to him, on occasion, when things go boom in the night. Such was the case last week after residents...
UW-Green Bay’s Lower Fox River Watershed Monitoring Program received $2,679 from Cellcom Tuesday (Nov. 4), accepting the “Green Gift” donation as part of the company’s cellphone recycling program. LFRWMP Outreach and Education Coordinator Annette Pelegrin...
Lisa Grubisha, assistant professor of biology with Natural and Applied Sciences, has published a paper titled “Characterization of Microsatellite Markers for Pinedrops, Pterospora andromedea (Ericaceae), from Illumina MiSeq Sequencing” in the November issue of...
The Baird Creek Parkway guided nature hike series resumes at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15, with UW-Green Bay Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences John Luczaj leading the outing departing from Christa McAuliffe Park...
Lisa Grubisha, who joined the Natural and Applied Sciences faculty this fall as an assistant professor of biology, has been awarded a $60,000 grant from the United States Department of Agriculture’s research division. Her...
Earlier this year, we told you about a UW-Green Bay study that documented significant levels of strontium in well water samples collected in certain areas of Northeast Wisconsin. Spearheaded by NAS Associate Prof. John...
Wisconsin has quickly become No. 1 in the country for organic dairy and beef farms. Public demand has led to rapid development of organic farms across the state. While organic agriculture produces a quality...
