Lindsay Pfeiffer is the science editor for The Daily Cardinal.
As bird migration begins, cities pose a risk to traveling birds through bird strikes, but bird-safe glass can help mitigate this risk.
Dave Schroeder, director of national security initiatives at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, said defense research funding has increased as other agencies cut funding to the university.
Wisconsin Sea Grant specialists commented on sea lamprey control in the Great Lakes.
After an agreement with the La Crosse County DA’s Office, Ridglan Farms will no longer operate under its Department of Agriculture, Trading and Consumer Protection breeding license, but will continue as a research facility.
The Wisconsin Veterinary Examining Board suspended the license of Ridglan Farms’s lead veterinarian after finding he delegated surgeries to unlicensed employees.
Local animal rights group Dane4Dogs and Ridglan Farms, a Wisconsin company breeding beagles for scientific research, are tied up in a legal battle, but the history between the two organizations goes back much further than that.
Emerald ash borer eats ash trees from the inside out, resulting in 99% mortality for trees in Dane County, according to PJ Liesch, an entomologist for the University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension.
The science behind post-Thanksgiving meal drowsiness.
Campus Leaders for Energy Action Now urge students to sign petition for a rental energy burden disclosure ordinance in Madison.
Rick Lindroth at the University of Wisconsin-Madison found that spongy moth caterpillars strip aspen tree foliage, increasing tree defenses and causing harm to a native species.
CLEAN community executive Amanda Sadowski (left) and community team member Natalie Bouzas (right) urge students to sign an energy burden disclosure petition on Nov. 1, 2024.
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