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State of WI Joint Solicitation for Groundwater Research and Monitoring for Fiscal Year 2024 Webinar Recording https://www.wri.wisc.edu/wp-content/uploads/webinars/joint_sol_fy2024_webinar.mp4   State of Wisconsin Joint Solicitation for Groundwater Research and Monitoring for Wisconsin Fiscal Year 2024 Webinar Recording on 9/7/2022.
State of WI Joint Solicitation for Groundwater Research and Monitoring for Fiscal Year 2023 Webinar Recording https://www.wri.wisc.edu/wp-content/uploads/webinars/WI_WRI_proposal_webinar_fy2023.mp4   State of Wisconsin Joint Solicitation for Groundwater Research and Monitoring for Wisconsin Fiscal Year 2023 Webinar Recording on 9/3/2021.
Wisconsin's Groundwater Coordinating Council The Groundwater Coordinating Council (GCC) is an interagency group that protects Wisconsin's vast groundwater resources and funds cutting-edge groundwater research. No other state relies on…
Wisconsin's Groundwater Level Monitoring Network WGNHS and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Upper Midwest Water Science Center have collaborated for decades to operate, maintain, and manage the Wisconsin Groundwater-Level Monitoring…
WGRMP Joint Solicitation webinar FY2022 Webinar for the WGRMP Joint Solicitation
Anne Moser: Wisconsin Water Library Anne joined Wisconsin Sea Grant as a special librarian in February 2008, after 20 years working as an environmental librarian. She manages Wisconsin’s Water Library,…
Kathy Kline: Educating Students of All Ages Kathy Kline tells us about her work as the education outreach specialist for Wisconsin Sea Grant.
Got Oaks? Do you live in southwest Wisconsin, with old oak trees on your property? If so, researchers at the UW-Platteville TREEs Laboratory would like to take…
Drought in SW Wisconsin as Told by Oaks (And How You Can Help) Do you live in southwest Wisconsin, with old oak trees on your property? If so, researchers at the UW-Platteville TREEs Laboratory would like to take…
A New Measure of Groundwater Flow In a project funded by the University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute, researchers are experimenting with pumping hot water into a well in order to…
Testing Well Water for Microorganisms Leaking septic systems or manure from adjacent rural properties are the two most common sources of fecal contamination of a well. The University of Wisconsin…
Stream Sediments: How Much is Too Much? Trout fishers, take heart! Supported by the Wisconsin Water Resources Institute, Alex Latzka is working to protect your streams at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Streams Neutralize Nitrate in Groundwater Nitrate is a widespread contaminant of groundwater -- the water that 70 percent of Wisconsin's people drink. The University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute is…