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PBS Wisconsin Education at the 2026 Wisconsin State Environmental Educational Conference

Join us at the Wisconsin State Environmental Education Conference for a session on resources that feed explorations of relationships, foodways, and environmental stewardship.

PBS Wisconsin Education at Science on the Square

Science on the Square kicks off the Wisconsin Science Festival! Stop by to make a field notebook and meet Ami, host of Field Notes on Climate.

Discovery Building Field Trip Expo

Visit PBS Wisconsin Education at the Discovery Building Field Trip Expo to learn about Field Notes on Climate and make a mini field notebook.

Rooted in Time

What can tree growth rings reveal about changes in climate? Watch 'Field Notes on Climate' to learn more!

PBS Wisconsin Education at the Green & Healthy Schools Conference

Join PBS Wisconsin Education for a session on supporting learners as explore ways to take action around causes important to them.

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.