How an unusual Door County landscape is helping researchers learn how Great Lake water levels affect groundwater and forests in coastal areas Landscapes tell a story. That can be obvious to the casual observer traveling around the state, whether it’s taking a scenic fall drive through the Driftless Area in southwest Wisconsin, exploring the potholes Read more about The Swale Tale[…]
SkipperBud’s Oshkosh Marina has received a Wisconsin Clean Marina designation from Wisconsin Sea Grant and its partners for the marina’s efforts to prevent pollution and protect fish, wildlife, and public health. Wisconsin’s Clean Marina Program launched in 2010 to promote clean and safe waterways for the state’s marine industry through best practices while meeting state Read more about SkipperBud’s Oshkosh Marina certifies as Wisconsin Clean Marina[…]
Twelve interns got hands-on experience at aquaculture facilities across the state.
From monitoring water quality in Lake Michigan tributaries to coring trees in Door County, the students in the Freshwater@UW Summer Research Opportunities Program had a summer full of discovery. This year, the program supported 31 undergraduate students as they explored water chemistry, emerging contaminants, groundwater, fisheries, and more, gaining hands-on research experience that helped them envision Read more about Student Stories from the Field: A Summer with Freshwater@UW[…]
Ashley Lemke will discuss 10,000 years of underwater archeology in the Great Lakes.
The contest is seeking creative ideas on how to use all parts of Great Lakes fish.
“Saving our Sturgeon: Protecting Wisconsin’s Ancient Fish,” tells the story of how conservation efforts rescued the famous fish from extinction.
The research team analyzed Google search data to find the types of questions people are asking about PFAS.
The event invites volunteers to search for aquatic invasive species in rivers, lakes, and wetlands.
Ryan Newton’s research will help protect public health and prevent future E.coli contamination at beaches.