Sam Harrington
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“Eat My Words” offers much-needed time to reckon with environmental impact
Take a quiet hour, and explore the mixed-media exhibition in the James Watrous Gallery at Overture Center through October 12.
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We set out in search of rapid on Metro Transit
Ground-level views from the long-awaited arrival of BRT.
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Reckoning with the racist legacy of Wisconsin’s conservation heroes
What our trite celebrations of Earth Day tend to erase.
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Skating on changing ice, in a shifting climate
In the future, we’ll get less time to enjoy our frozen lakes.
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In Dane County’s oak savannas, fall projects clear the way for a new year
Volunteers seed the prairie and savanna restorations that will take root on oak-time
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Shout out to the sweater curse
Celebrating one year of knitting at Fiddlesticks.
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On Wisconsin’s oak savannas, there’s some relief from climate-change impacts
Trees in the white oak family are expected to thrive and could create oases for species in southern Wisconsin.
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A season of fire and flood: Spring in the oak savanna
Climate change is making it harder to maintain these ecosystems through controlled burns.
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A savanna winter: Where the future begins in the past
Dane County’s historic oak savannas attempt a comeback.
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Letter from a “semi-rural” fantasy zone
What I learned when the Town of Middleton’s local politics exploded.
