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News > climate change

Tag: climate change

Flood resilience fellow Jackson Parr stands alongside Paige Witek of Door County Land Trust and Jeff Lutsey of the Door County Big Plant, all of whom hold tree saplings.
07/15/24

Gauging risk with rain gauges: Flood resilience fellow recruits volunteer weather observers at Door County event

Former Keillor Fellow addresses the need for more rainfall data in northeast Wisconsin.

01/22/24

Applications open for community climate support program

A program for community leaders in northern Wisconsin who are looking for ways to address climate change is available through Wisconsin Sea Grant and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve. 

Person standing in a canoe in a stand of wild rice. Submitted photo.
11/27/23

Keillor Fellow, reviewing resilience of coastal wetlands

A fellow is spending a year and a half rating the vulnerability of Lake Superior wetlands to climate change.

A seagull
08/21/23

Summer scholars dip toes into water-related careers: Part two

Part two of a series profiling the summer scholars working on coastal and water resources projects.

06/06/22

Lake Superior Climate Champions program available for communities

A new program for community leaders in northern Wisconsin who are looking for ways to address climate change is available through Wisconsin Sea Grant and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve.

09/15/21

Keillor Fellow to integrate climate change planning into Great Lakes and coastal wetlands projects

Dr. Nicole Ward is passionate about both freshwater ecosystems and the human dimensions of environmental decisions.

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