Lydia Larsen, Author at The Badger Herald

May 7, 2023

Made to Burn: How climate change impacts fire-adapted environments

Many forest, grassland ecosystems across US evolved to thrive after fires, but climate change alters delicate balance

Apr 8, 2023

UW researchers awarded grant to study cure for devastating bat disease

Vaccine, drug research reveals promising treatment methods for white nose syndrome

Mar 30, 2023

Multiple sclerosis awareness month highlights need for more research, accommodations

UW Health professionals speak on current research, treatments surrounding multiple sclerosis

Mar 27, 2023

World renowned conservationist Jane Goodall gives lecture at Memorial Union

Goodall spreads message of hope to UW students, community members

Mar 8, 2023

UW team advances to second phase of wind energy competition

WiscWind helps students prepare for careers in wind, renewable energy sectors

Mar 3, 2023

When biologists need help analyzing data, UW bioinformatics experts step up

Experts say biologists generate data faster than they can analyze it, bioinformatics provides solutions

Mar 1, 2023

Wisconsin Energy Institute hosts ‘Black Leaders in Clean Energy and Climate’ panel

Black leaders in clean energy discuss environmental justice, support for BIPOC communities in panel discussion

Feb 14, 2023

Road salt pollution negatively affects freshwater environments

Years of too much road salt leaves freshwater lakes, streams impaired

Feb 8, 2023

Finding community in ‘The BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin’

People of color are underrepresented in environmental organizations, one club creates community with BIPOC birders, allies

Dec 6, 2022

Lydia Larsen

Made to Burn: How climate change impacts fire-adapted environments

Many forest, grassland ecosystems across US evolved to thrive after fires, but climate change alters delicate balance

UW researchers awarded grant to study cure for devastating bat disease

Vaccine, drug research reveals promising treatment methods for white nose syndrome

Multiple sclerosis awareness month highlights need for more research, accommodations

UW Health professionals speak on current research, treatments surrounding multiple sclerosis

World renowned conservationist Jane Goodall gives lecture at Memorial Union

Goodall spreads message of hope to UW students, community members

UW team advances to second phase of wind energy competition

WiscWind helps students prepare for careers in wind, renewable energy sectors

When biologists need help analyzing data, UW bioinformatics experts step up

Experts say biologists generate data faster than they can analyze it, bioinformatics provides solutions

Wisconsin Energy Institute hosts ‘Black Leaders in Clean Energy and Climate’ panel

Black leaders in clean energy discuss environmental justice, support for BIPOC communities in panel discussion

Road salt pollution negatively affects freshwater environments

Years of too much road salt leaves freshwater lakes, streams impaired

Finding community in ‘The BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin’

People of color are underrepresented in environmental organizations, one club creates community with BIPOC birders, allies

Paper cuts deep: The evolution of Wisconsin’s paper industry

Shifting consumer demands push paper mills to close, impact surrounding communities