Join us for Students Ask Scientists on January 14
Professor Ben Peterson will discuss how mercury becomes toxic in aquatic environments.
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Alverno College students explore Great Lakes aquaculture
They toured several aquaculture facilities and helped collect data on Atlantic salmon.
Outdoor learning series connects elders, students, and the land
The series invites University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students and staff to learn about natural areas on campus.
Stormwater infrastructure tour puts the ‘green’ in Green Bay
The East River Collaborative’s field tour showcased bioswales, permeable pavement, and native plant gardens across the city.
WCER’s Field Day collaborates with Wisconsin Sea Grant to develop shipwrecks game
“Legend of the Lost Emerald” is an immersive, point-and-click adventure game for kids.
Join us for “Students Ask Scientists” on November 6
Anna Hill will talk about how scientists track fish in Lake Michigan.
‘Story of Water’ spotlights sturgeon at Wisconsin Science Festival
On Oct. 25, 2025, kids and families can enjoy sturgeon activities and book talks about all things fish.
The Swale Tale
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 …