This talk will review a few key areas of current activity on UW's campus from the Center for Aquatic Sciences, the Center for Limnology, the Nelson Institute Program in Water Resources Management, and the cross campus initiative on "Water@UW". Highlighting especially work in the Great Lakes, Wisconsin, and the Yahara watershed, the talk will focus on "decision-ready science", the relationship between basic research and problem-solving, and the UW's philosophy on training the next generation of water stewards. More information and registration can be found at  https://cleanlakesalliance.org/event/yahara-lakes-101-science-cafe-2018-01/

Are you a  conservation -minded, innovative problem solver?  USDA plans to invest $10 million in Conservation Innovation Grants (CIG) for innovative conservation strategies and technologies in three focus areas: grazing lands, organic systems, and soil health. Don't miss your chance to partner with NRCS through CIG. Get more information from NRCS staff members by joining the webinar.  Register at  https://usdanrcs.adobeconnect.com/r9kw5j070vuq/

This is the first in a series of winter webinars focusing on restoring invaded sites, brought to you by the Midwest Invasive Plant Network with support from U.S. Forest Service Region 9.
Visit  www.mipn.org to register!