Category: Extension and Outreach
- Posted on March 20, 2026
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CALS in the News for the week of March 14 – 20
In the News Scientists finally have something hopeful to tell us about monarch butterfliesVox, 3/17/26Quoted: Karen Oberhauser, Emerit, Entomology These Sea Slugs Can ‘Eat’ Sunlight—but […]
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Posted on March 13, 2026
Kemp Station hosting events focused on maple sugaring, apples and birds this spring
The following events at Kemp Natural Resources Station are free and open to the public. If registration is required, an active link to the detailed […]
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CALS in the News for the week of March 7–13
In the News AI Chatbots Are Giving Teens Absolutely Terrible Diet Advice, Study WarnsGizmodo, 3/12/26Quoted: Taiya Bach, Nutritional Sciences Runners Are Discovering They Can Churn […]
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Posted on March 6, 2026
CALS in the News for the week of February 28–March 6
In the News Scientists Revive a 3.2-Billion-Year-Old Enzyme To Unlock Life’s OriginsSciTechDaily, 3/5/26Quoted: Betül Kaçar, BacteriologyQuoted: Holly Rucker, Student, Bacteriology ‘The government put me out […]
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Posted on March 2, 2026
CALS in the News for the week of February 21–27
In the News Who will run the next election in small-town Wisconsin? No one knowsWisconsin Watch, 2/25/26Mentioned: Applied Population Laboratory City-dwelling red foxes face endless […]
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Posted on February 20, 2026
CALS in the News for the week of February 14–20
In the News Republicans Are Looking Past the Short-Term Pain of Trump’s TariffsNOTUS, 2/17/26Quoted: Paul Mitchell, Agricultural and Applied EconomicsQuoted: Steven Deller, Agricultural and Applied […]
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Posted on February 13, 2026
High school students invited to apply for World Food Prize Wisconsin Youth Institute 2026
The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is pleased to host the 12th annual World Food Prize Foundation Wisconsin Youth […]
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CALS in the News for the week of February 7–13
In the News How do birds stay warm in winter?Popular Science, 2/10/26Quoted: Anna Pidgeon, Forest and Wildlife Ecology A controversial herbicide is back. What does […]