What can tree growth rings reveal about changes in climate? Watch 'Field Notes on Climate' to learn more!
Milwaukee’s Amund Dietzel was a tattoo artist whose fame and legacy spread far beyond his home city. Check out this episode of The Look Back to learn more!
The history of Native American agriculture and plant cultivation goes back thousands of years.
The Sokaogon Chippewa Community (Mole Lake Band of Lake Superior Chippewa) hosts camps to pass cultural knowledge to future generations. Chris McGeshick shares about the annual winter camp that teaches traditional and modern fishing techniques.
Ami highlights how clothing choices and "fast fashion" impact our environment.
Rainfall and runoff impact water quality. Ami tracks efforts to protect our waterways.
Soil plays a key role in the carbon cycle and supporting healthy ecosystems. Meet the scientists, farmers, and Indigenous knowledge holders working to improve soil health.
What happens to our trash? Ami investigates how landfills break down waste and how we can rethink what we throw away.
How did Racine’s Western Publishing help create Little Golden Books? Check out The Look Back to learn more!
Solutions grow from looking and learning! Join host Ami in the new Field Notes on Climate series as she visits scientists, researchers, and youth in Wisconsin developing solutions for a sustainable and equitable climate future.