When art and science join forces
This season of Introduced features three episodes exploring art and science.
Category: News
Ph.D. student finds unique way to talk about aquatic invasive research
Water researchers are always looking for new and innovative ways to reach out to people about how the impacts of their work can help improve water quality. Serena George is one of those researchers. A Ph.D. student in veterinary medicine and molecular and environmental toxicology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Serena has created “Finding Norman,” a …
Sea Grant welcomes new coastal resilience specialist
Carrie Malone will work with Milwaukee communities to build resilience to flooding, changing water levels and other coastal hazards.
Giving back to Wisconsin’s waters
UW–Madison institutions work with tribes to investigate pollution and address misconceptions
Podcast shares the unexpected lessons of starry stonewort
Experts reveal what they've learned after a decade of managing starry stonewort in Little Muskego Lake.
Wisconsin Sea Grant says ‘Bon Voyage!’ to a communications legend
This spring Wisconsin Sea Grant is sending off Senior Science Communicator Marie Zhuikov to a much-deserved retirement.
Coloring and sticker book teaches kids about fish farming
The “Wisconsin Aquaculture Coloring and Sticker Activity Book" is the first of its kind.
Join us for “Students Ask Scientists” on April 2
Tim Campbell is offering a program for middle school students and educators to learn more about how we talk about invasive species and how the different message frames we use can impact effectiveness of efforts to prevent and manage aquatic invasive species.