In the News<\/p>\n
Getting the big picture of biodiversityScience, 11\/18\/21Quoted: Volker Radeloff, Forest and Wildlife Ecology<\/p>\n
In Real Life: WinesconsinNewsy via YouTube, 11\/15\/21Interviewed: Amaya Atucha, HorticultureFilming location: West Madison Agricultural Research Station<\/p>\n
Inside the Bitter Debate Over How to Manage Wolves in WisconsinMilwaukee Magazine, 11\/18\/21Quoted: Tim Van Deelen, Forest and Wildlife Ecology<\/p>\n
Wisconsins deer population is at a critical highWisconsin Public Radio, 11\/19\/21Quoted: Mike Samuel, Emeritus, Forest and Wildlife EcologyQuoted: Tom Hauge, Alumnus, Forest and Wildlife Ecology<\/p>\n
With SARS-CoV-2 spreading in deer, state health officials urge extra precautions while huntingWisconsin Public Radio, 11\/17\/21Quoted: Tim Van Deelen, Forest and Wildlife Ecology<\/p>\n
UW Extension names regional educators for dairy, cropsThe Chronotype, 11\/15\/21Mentioned: Ryan Sterry, Alumnus, Animal and Dairy Sciences<\/p>\n
Keep Venison Safe This SeasonMid-West Farm Report, 11\/15\/21Quoted: Jeff Sindelar, Animal and Dairy Sciences<\/p>\n
USDA announces $20.2M for dairy business innovationWisconsin State Farmer, 11\/15\/21Quoted: John Lucey, Food ScienceMentioned: Center for Dairy Research<\/p>\n
Of Interest<\/p>\n
DNR scraps groundwater protection effort; rulemaking process blamedWisconsin State Journal, 11\/19\/21<\/p>\n
Flooding, pandemic, building closure: Disruptions take a toll on UW chemistry departmentWisconsin State Journal, 11\/16\/21<\/p>\n
Graduate workers blast UW-Madison for paltry pay raisesThe Capital Times, 11\/16\/21<\/p>\n
Torontos deep lake water cooling (DLWC) is the worlds largest. Heres how it works.Washington Post, 11\/5\/21<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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