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In the third Climate & Energy Series talk, Savanna Institute’s Keefe Keeley and Barbara Decré introduced Wisconsin Academy guests to agroforestry, a natural climate solution that has the potential to transform Wisconsin’s agricultural landscap
Our second lunch-hour Climate & Energy talk of 2022, "Spurring Action on Climate Change through Artistic Engagement" featured speakers from the
The Last Glacier collective has created two monumental artists’ books that feature their original woodcut prints and photographs.
Our first lunch-hour Climate & Energy talk of 2022, "Smart Climate Communications in Complicated Times," featured speaker Jane Elder.
The Last Glacier collective has created two monumental artists’ books that feature their original woodcut prints and photographs.
In our fifth Local Government Summit, the Wisconsin Academy and partners held a virtual Summit to share practical resources and explore emerging issues in local energy planning and resilience in Wisconsin communities.
Climate change continues to be one of the most serious social, economic, and environmental challenges of our time. This is true globally, nationally, and in Wisconsin.
Speakers Diane Mayerfeld and Susanne Wiesner discuss how sustainable agricultural practices can increase carbon drawdown, lead to healthy soils and other ecosystem services/benefits.
Fred Clark and Don Waller discuss how to leverage nature-based solutions in forests to foster continuous growth for maximum carbon storage and ecological complexity.
Listen to the artists and exhibition curator share ideas and images from the Vulnerable Bodies exhibition.
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