Learning Powered by Curiosity

Search Results

Filter results

Keywords

Filter by subject

Filter by grade

Filter by geographic region

Filter by additional language support

Filter by WI academic standards theme

Filter by resource type

Filter by audience

Facebook sharing image for Field Notes on Climate (bee logo), titled "Rooted in Time." A smiling woman holds a cross-cut log slice showing tree rings, standing in a wooded area.

Rooted in Time

What can tree growth rings reveal about changes in climate? Watch 'Field Notes on Climate' to learn more!
A social sharing graphic for the "Field Notes on Climate" series. On the right, a person in a striped cardigan and teal top looks down into an overflowing bin of colorful fabric scraps. Bold white hand-lettered text on the left reads "Field Notes on Climate" with a bumblebee illustration, and a teal banner below reads "Closet Conundrum."

Closet Conundrum

Ami highlights how clothing choices and "fast fashion" impact our environment.
A social sharing graphic for the "Field Notes on Climate" series. A person wearing a yellow rain slicker and a multicolored umbrella hat smiles at the camera against a blurred outdoor background. Bold white hand-lettered text on the left reads "Field Notes on Climate" with a bumblebee illustration, and a teal banner below reads "Making Waves."

Making Waves

Rainfall and runoff impact water quality. Ami tracks efforts to protect our waterways.
A wide social sharing graphic featuring a person in a khaki jumpsuit reaching up toward leafy tree branches while walking along a row of young trees. Bold white hand-lettered text on the left reads "Field Notes on Climate," with a bumblebee illustration and a teal banner below reading "Down in the Dirt."

Down in the Dirt

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.
Field Notes on Climate: Breaking It Down," featuring a worker in a yellow hi-vis vest walking alongside a large pile of mixed waste at a landfill. The show's logo includes an illustrated bumblebee.

Breaking it Down

What happens to our trash? Ami investigates how landfills break down waste and how we can rethink what we throw away.
Social sharing graphic for "Field Notes on Climate" featuring a young girl tending seedlings in a raised garden bed, with the episode title "Planting Seeds of Change" in a teal banner.

Planting Seeds of Change

Students in Wisconsin are leading climate projects in their communities. Ami meets youth turning ideas into action.
Field Notes on Climate episode graphic for "Raising the Grain," featuring a young woman in a life vest examining wild rice samples on a boat in a marshy wetland.

Raising the Grain

Wild rice (manoomin) is vital to ecosystems and culture. Ami explores how environmental changes are affecting this important plant.
A person wearing a green t-shirt, baseball cap, and glasses leans over dense vegetation to carefully collect a specimen into a small glass vial, surrounded by lush green plants and wildflowers.

Bee-ing the Change

Pollinators keep ecosystems and food systems running. Ami explores why they matter and what’s affecting their populations.
Kyle carrying a tray of plants, with the superimposed collection title, Climate Wisconsin, Stories from a State of Change, and the name of the story, Extreme Heat

Farming

Changing climate conditions mean changes to Wisconsin's agricultural production. Examine its effects through the story of one family’s farm.
A close-up of the tap in a tree, with the superimposed collection title, Climate Wisconsin, Stories from a State of Change, and the name of the story, Sugaring

Sugaring

Meet a Wisconsin family of tree tappers and learn why changes in climate could have significant impacts on the statewide production of maple syrup.