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.
Students in Wisconsin are leading climate projects in their communities. Ami meets youth turning ideas into action.
Wild rice (manoomin) is vital to ecosystems and culture. Ami explores how environmental changes are affecting this important plant.
How we get around shapes emissions, health, and climate. Ami explores how biking and other choices can shift environmental impacts of transportation.
One of the world’s oldest metalworking traditions can be found in the western Great Lakes area. Check out The Look Back to learn more!
Pollinators keep ecosystems and food systems running. Ami explores why they matter and what’s affecting their populations.
Rainer Posselt, a Psychotherapist at Stockbridge-Munsee Health and Wellness Center, talks about celebrating culture and knowing who you are.
Learn about how you can become a PBS Certified Media Literacy Educator with support from PBS Wisconsin Education.
What role did Milwaukee residents play in developing the QWERTY keyboard? Key into this piece of Wisconsin history with The Look Back!
July 2026 will mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. As educators and learners prepare to move into a new school year following this milestone, PBS Wisconsin Education and partners are convening a 1.5 day summit for 3rd-12th grade educators who teach civics and history.