Michelle Nijhuis discusses conservation, its history for UW’s Science Writer in Residence program
People's ability to rapidly change their lifestyle within few weeks due to COVID-19 brings optimism for conservationists, Nijhuis says
WI must end preemptive laws regarding plastics to preserve environment
Preemptive ban on plastic bans hurts environment, we must act to protect our eco-system
Wisconsin hunters exceed quota by double for fourth ever wolf hunting season
Season comes after controversial wolf deslisting from Endangered Species Act
National Park Service names UW Arboretum a National Historical Landmark
The Arboretum plays a large role in the Madison community for both students and the public
Alliant Energy to close their last coal plant in Wisconsin by end of 2024
Closing of the plant is progress toward company's goal to eliminate use of coal by 2040
Conservation measures, hunting regulations required to protect dwindling Wisconsin grey wolf population
Though grey wolves are no longer an endangered species per Trump Administration, unregulated hunting threatens their numbers
Dane County to purchase over 220 acres of land valuing over $1 million for conservation purposes
Land purchased from Cross Plains would become part of Ice Age Complex
Practices to lower runoff are key to protecting resources, speakers say
Water researcher, city planner discuss urban hydrology policy
Madison’s water usage sees dramatic decrease in 2018, continues to 2019
City met sustainability, conservation goal set in 2006, continues implementing water saving measures
