Saxon Harbor recertifies as a Wisconsin Clean Marina
The marina has new bioretention areas, native plantings, and vegetated buffers that protect against erosion and flooding.
The marina has new bioretention areas, native plantings, and vegetated buffers that protect against erosion and flooding.
The marina was the first one certified in 2010.
The Great Lakes Eagle Health Project has been keeping tabs on bald eagles for over 30 years.
Bonnie Willison also won awards for her videos on aquatic plants and fire stewardship along Lake Superior.
The Water Partnership Workshop brought together community members and scientists to set future research priorities.
The 100% Wisconsin Fish contest award winners proposed creative ways to use fish.
Professor Ben Peterson will discuss how mercury becomes toxic in aquatic environments.
They toured several aquaculture facilities and helped collect data on Atlantic salmon.
The series invites University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students and staff to learn about natural areas on campus.
The East River Collaborative’s field tour showcased bioswales, permeable pavement, and native plant gardens across the city.