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Meredith Smalley

The Air/Water Connection: Lakes Crucial to Songbird Survival

Posted on August 26, 2014

by Meredith Smalley TROUT LAKE STATION — While most projects at the University of Wisconsin’s Trout Lake Station put their boats into lakes to perform research, one project team heads into the forests surrounding lakes …

Posted in Ecological Processes, Trout Lake Station, Undergraduate ResearchTagged Anna Pidgeon, birds, Meredith Smalley, Northwoods, Paul Shilke, songbirds, Trout Lake Station, warblers

Dishing Out Science (and Ice Cream) at Trout Lake Station Open House

Posted on August 11, 2014

by Meredith Smalley BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. — The first of August was a gorgeous day in northern Wisconsin: temperatures were in the mid-70s, the waters of Trout Lake were remarkably calm and clear, and the mosquitoes, …

Posted in CFL In The News, Outreach, Trout Lake StationTagged limnology, Meredith Smalley, open house, Trout Lake Station, University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Idea

Mud Masks from 22 Feet Underground

Posted on July 23, 2014

by Meredith Smalley Here at Trout Lake Station, the bog walk is a revered and cherished opportunity. Any chance to tromp around in our boots is a welcome break from the bogged-down schedule of daily routine. …

Posted in Notes from the Northwoods, Trout Lake StationTagged bog walk, Fred Madison, Meredith Smalley, Soil science, Trout Lake Station, UW-Madison

Summer of Outreach Starts with Front-Row Seats to Mining Debate

Posted on July 14, 2014

by Meredith Smalley Hello there! I’m Meredith Smalley, and I’ll spend this summer writing about my experience working as the summer outreach intern and living at the University of Wisconsin-Trout Lake Station in Boulder Junction, …

Posted in Notes from the Northwoods, Trout Lake StationTagged Gogebic Taconite, Meredith Smalley, mining Wisconsin, Penokee Range, Trout Lake Station

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