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Biking to lower your carbon footprint

NEW | FIELD NOTES ON CLIMATE

Meet experts, students and community members to explore how biking and other transportation choices can help reduce emissions and rethink how we move through our cities.

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Odd Squad: Two Agents and a Baby; Ocean and the Fly

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The Wisconsin Channel

University Place: Achieving Excellence in Dairy Farming

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Create

Fly Brother With Ernest White II: New Zealand: South Island by Rail

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PBS KIDS

Odd Squad: Drop Gadget Repeat; 20 Questions

PBS Wisconsin News

Multiple construction vehicles work among piles of gravel and dirt in front of a concrete wall, with a woven barrier fence and prairie grasses in the foreground.

04/27/26

Wisconsin’s data center tax break costs state more than $2 billion in lost revenue

Frederica Freyberg and Steve Vavrus sit facing each other on the Here & Now set.

04/27/26

US Supreme Court rules for Michigan in the state’s lawsuit to shut down Line 5 section

04/21/26

What are next steps for online sports betting in Wisconsin?

Teagan Massey-Plamann, wearing a baseball uniform with the word Menasha and numeral 15 on the front of the jersey, stands on a sidewalk among other people, several with backpacks with stowed softball bats, with lawns, a road and sidewalk in the background.

04/20/26

At UW-Oshkosh, nearly half the students are still in high school

One woman lifts the hem of her skirt to show bruises on her legs and a man lifts the bottom of his shirt to show bruises on his torso, with other people standing in the background holding printed signs reading Free the Dogs and Save the Dogs as well as hand-drawn signs, in a space with a curved row of square pillars and ceiling-mounted globe light fixtures.

04/20/26

Protesters converge outside the Wisconsin governor’s office seeking release of beagles

PBS Wisconsin's Blog

Two women dressed in winter sweaters stand before a sunset over water.

04/27/26

May streaming picks on PBS Passport

04/17/26

Native plant gardening in the Midwest with PBS Wisconsin

Man seated in front of a TV screen with the text "DIRECTOR'S CUT" on display.

04/06/26

Director’s Cut previews the 2026 Wisconsin Film Festival

A man stands leaning against the doorway of a small dark brown log cabin with a white door and window, holding a camera in one hand. Bare trees surround the cabin on an overcast day.

04/06/26

Producer Colin Crowley reflects on ‘Welcome Poets’

Three children garden near a white fence, examining plants intently. A smiling adult in the background holds a watering can. Bright, sunny atmosphere.

04/06/26

Play and learn together: Four activities to celebrate Earth Day with your kids

A woman walks in pasture with a line of trees at its edge. She's reaching up to touch a branch.

04/02/26

Branching out: Farmers and scientists team up to see how trees can reshape the future

Lucy Worsley holds up the British flag in one hand and the United States flag in the other.

03/27/26

Ring in America@250 with PBS Wisconsin

A man crouches down over a crime scene in a subway station while a woman stands behind him.

03/26/26

April streaming picks on PBS Passport

03/25/26

Jordan L. Siegler named Wisconsin Public Media Executive Director

Two young people sit together on a bench during an interview for a video series.

03/23/26

Empowering youth voices: Inside PBS Wisconsin Education’s ‘Field Notes’

A vintage photo of Milly Zantow sorting recyclables.

03/04/26

PBS Wisconsin Education celebrates women who made history

A woman wearing a hi-vis vest standing in front of a landfill with her arms outstretched and shoulders shrugged.

02/26/26

Meet the Wisconsin pilot bringing climate solutions down to earth in new education series

America@250

Join us for events, programs and conversations with Wisconsin communities to connect and reflect on our shared history and the future of democracy.

Health of Our Planet

Wisconsin and national perspectives on protecting our planet and the ecosystems we share.

Powwow Bound: A Menominee Homecoming

Experience this 3D narrative-driven adventure game suitable for ages ten and up.

University Place

A virtual lecture hall series covering science, history, business, the environment, art, culture and more.

Wisconsin Biographies

Discover life stories from Wisconsinites of the past and recognize their contributions to history.

Interactive Media

Find bold experiments in 360 video, virtual tours and educational games shaping the future of how we share Wisconsin stories.

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