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In this installment of Wisconsin Sea Grant’s “Lake Talks” series, speakers Cadie Olson and Brandon Falish will cover the history of contamination and pollution of the Fox River and Green Bay, summarize ongoing remedial...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Scientist Christoper Houghton and various graduate and undergraduate students are currently working on a Sea Grant-funded project on the benthos of lower Green Bay. Photos of their hard word can be found...
UW-Green Bay Assistant Scientist Christoper Houghton and various graduate and undergraduate students are currently working on a Sea Grant-funded project on the benthos of lower Green Bay. This work updates historical studies beginning in the 1930s,...
UW-Green Bay master’s degree student Megan Hoff, who is studying Environmental Science and Policy, was hired as the first-ever graduate assistant in one of Wisconsin Sea Grant’s field offices last fall. Hoff is working with...
“They are diverse group — a geoscientist, limnologist and natural resources educator. Also on the team is a water chemist, biologist, civil engineer and watershed scientist. As collaborators on a Sea Grant-funded effort to...
The University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute announced a $2.8 million 2018-20 omnibus grant to fund Great Lakes research, including three projects involving the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. “The world’s largest freshwater system surrounds...
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...
Wisconsin Sea Grant on Thursday announced a $2 million omnibus grant to fund Great Lakes research, education and outreach, including a project at UW-Green Bay. Assistant Prof. Patrick Forsythe of Natural and Applied Sciences...
Several researchers with significant UW-Green Bay histories were featured in a front-page story in Friday’s (Feb. 21) Green Bay Press-Gazette, and in other news media, discussing their take on the condition of the Bay...
Two veteran researchers, UW-Green Bay Emeritus Prof. Bud Harris of NAS and former Sea Grant researcher Vicky Harris, are preparing to release what is described as their career capstone, “State of the Bay: The...
