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Calving Issues on Pasture
Abagail Beaver and Ed Metcalf discuss problems that arise when a cow calves in the fields.
The Walleye War and Its Aftermath
Larry Nesper discusses the conflicts that broke out over Ojibwe spearfishing in the 1980s.
Are Algal Blooms in Lakes Really Getting Worse?
Grace Wilkinson explores the surprising findings from lake algae research.
The Burnham Telescope
Jim Lattis traces the history of Sherburne W. Burnham’s 6-inch refractor telescope.
The Future of Farm Safety
John Shutske looks at new technologies in agriculture and the implications for safety.
Acupuncture in Animals and Traditional Chinese Medicine
Lindsey Snyder looks at the use of acupuncture in the field of veterinary medicine.
Grassland 2.0: Restoring Grassland Agriculture
Randy Jackson explains the benefits of grassland-based livestock production.
Invasive Plant Identification and Control
Identifying and controlling invasive plants.
Giving Dairy Cows A Voice Through Science
Jennifer Van Os discusses her lab's research aimed at improving the welfare of dairy cows.
Report Cards for Wisconsin's Drinking Water Utilities
Manny Teodoro discusses results of the Wisconsin Waterworks Excellence Project.
The Lake Mendota Dugout Canoe Discovery
Wisconsin Historical Society archaeologists describe the recovery of an ancient canoe.
Shakespeare for the 21st Century
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
The Global Climate Crisis and Human Health
Jonathan Patz explores using a low carbon economy to lessen climate related health risks.
Slices of Life from the Obit Beat
George Hesselberg shares stories about the lives — and deaths — of Wisconsin residents.
Wisconsin Land Use Planning Law Landmarks
Brian Ohm, Professor in the Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture at UW-Madison, presents the history of land use planning in Wisconsin such as rural zoning, rails-to-trails, and the Great River Road.
Home-Scale Grain Production
Scott Johnson takes us through the steps for growing and processing grains at home.
Create A Family Legacy: Backyard Garden Seed Saving
Michael Washburn shares stories about heirloom seeds and tips for saving your own seeds.
Pioneer Spirit and the Laura Ingalls Wilder Family
Jennifer Van Haaften discusses Laura Ingalls Wilder’s portrayal of pioneer life.
The Global Climate Crisis and Human Health
Jonathan Patz explores using a low carbon economy to lessen climate related health risks.
The Conservation Effort to Save the Jaguar
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
Art of the Capitol: A Beaux Arts Masterpiece
Dan Stephans highlights the symbolic artwork incorporated in the design of the Capitol.
Can You Dig It? Paleontology & Eons
Kallie Moore shares stories of her work as a science communicator on the PBS series Eons.
Personalized Medicine
UW School of Medicine and Public Health faculty discuss individualized medical care.
The Life of Carrie Chapman Catt
Rebecca Rodriguez discusses Carrie Chapman Catt, an advocate for women’s rights.
Simple Steps to a Beautiful Rose Garden
Diane Sommers shares suggestions on growing roses for the home gardener.
Birds as Sentinels of Climate Change
Benjamin Zuckerberg explains how birds are affected by rising temperatures and drought.
Salt In Wisconsin's Freshwaters
Hilary Dugan, Assistant Professor in the Center for Limnology at UW-Madison, probes how, why, and where salinization of Wisconsin's freshwaters is occurring, and what we can do to stop this trend.
Climate Resiliency and Sustainability in La Crosse
Tim Kabat discusses the development principles and sustainability goals for La Crosse.
Warriors, Saints and Scoundrels
Michael Edmonds shares tales of early Wisconsinites who were eccentric, holy, or criminal.
Analyzing Stains in Medieval Manuscripts
Heather Wacha and Leah Parker introduce the Library of Stains project.
Alzheimer's and the Gut-Brain Superhighway
Federico Rey and Barbara Bendlin discuss how the gut microbiome impacts brain health.
The Art of Food Forest Design
Rachel Belida presents ideas for creating a seven-layer food forest in your yard.
Designing for Inclusion and Equity in the City
Edna Ely-Ledesma describes significant challenges faced by 21st century cities.
The Ocean's Most Spectacular Color Change Artists
Roger Hanlon explores how ocean species camouflage themselves.
Africa's Vibrant Arts: Past and Present
Henry Drewal discusses what can be learned about African culture through art.
Road Trippin': Wisconsin's Public Gardens
Mark Konlock focuses on gardens around Wisconsin and encourages you to visit them.
Diving The Flooded Mines of Baraboo's Iron Range
Tamara Thomsen and Mark Langenfeld share videos of the flooded iron mines in Sauk County.
Snakes Where We Live: The Urban Ecology of Serpents
Will Vuyk explains why snake conservation is important to Wisconsin ecosystems.
Plant Pruning Basics
Cora Borgens explains why and how to prune woody plants for optimal plant health.
Weather Predictability and Predictions
Richard Anthes discusses weather forecasting and high-impact weather events.
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