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Sunset in Wisconsin
When I learned that our two Initiatives interns, Stephanie Dresen and Thomas Foellmi, both grew up in Racine and Portage—Wisconsin cities so defined by water—I asked them to consider what effect that has had on their lives to-date.

Before I joined the Academy’s staff last fall, I believed it was rare to witness an individual experience an epiphany—a profound moment of insight, or the connection of dots pointing to a new way of looking at a problem.

Marsha McDonald's "1000 Canoes"

Several weeks ago a colleague asked me, “Can a person have an intimate relationship with water?” The question took me by surprise. “Well, of course a person can!” was my reply.

I’ve spent much of my professional life in Wisconsin working on water and related natural resources science and policy issues.

An interview with artist Brandon Norsted about his exhibition The Purchase of Deep Water.

An international group of researchers recently published a paper in Science warning that humanity has crossed four of nine planetary boundaries—the biophysical parameters within

I want to bring awareness to the issue of sustainability and climate change from a different perspective—our health.

Randall Berndt, The Taming of Nature, 2014. Acrylic on board, 18 x 19 in.

Artist and Wisconsin Academy veteran Randall Berndt retired from the James Watrous Gallery last month.

Benjamin Franklin said, “When the well is dry, we learn the worth of water.”

Have you ever stood along one of those rivers that flows with such beauty and power that you can’t help but stop and watch?

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