The Urban Canid Project, led by wildlife ecology professor and extension specialist David Drake, has released a new story map, a multimedia visualization of fox and coyote location data overlaid with landcover maps. It reveals patterns in the movement of these animals and insights into how canids and humans can coexist.

In a rare opportunity to study carnivores before and after wolves were reintroduced to their ranges, researchers from the University of Wisconsin–Madison found that the […]

Volker Radeloff is among the eight UW–Madison faculty awarded 2024-25 WARF Named Professorships. The professorships come with $100,000 and honor faculty who have made major […]

The Morgridge Fellows program is a unique opportunity for individuals to learn and explore ways to further weave community engagement into the core functions of […]

Here’s a list of CALS academic department chairs for the 2024-2025 year. Departments with new chairs this year are in bold. Agricultural and Applied Economics: Guanming ShiAnimal and […]

The finalists for the CALS Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs position have given presentations and the search committee is requesting feedback on both candidates. Please […]

The search committee for the associate dean for faculty affairs position has announced the following two finalists. The CALS community is invited to attend the upcoming public […]

The search committee for the associate dean for faculty affairs position has announced the following two finalists. The CALS community is invited to attend the upcoming public […]