A branch chief of the U.S. Geological Survey in La Crosse, Wis., credits his experience as a former Ph.D. student supported by Wisconsin Sea Grant with preparing him to be an independent researcher and in helping him disseminate his findings to natural resource managers.
Prof. Bud Harris and Larry Wawronowicz discuss the rewards and challenges of chairing Wisconsin Sea Grant’s Advisory Council.
Chris Hartleb’s UW Sea Grant-supported research answers the critical question: Which type of fish-pond fertilizer is better for farming perch?
A new website, Water @ UW-Madison, is a reservoir of water research and resources.
It’s a bit of a feast of riches, the number of Sea Grant fellowship opportunities currently in the offing.
In charge of the holiday shopping list for that water-inclined person? Sea Grant has suggestions.
Titus Seilheimer brings energy, research ecology background to key outreach position.
More care and attention is on the way for the Great Lakes due to our recent call for preproposals.
Social science is gaining emphasis within Sea Grant and other natural resource-related programs.
Kathy Kline, former UW Sea Grant science writer and co-author of “People of the Sturgeon,” charts new directions for the program’s education mission.