• Lake Superior Reserve Strategic Communications Plan 

  Dolores, Leonard; Leonar; Leonard, Dolores (Roca Communications, 2020-09)

  This communications plan seeks to build on this strong foundation and enhance the impact of Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve communications in support of its strategic objectives. It is a framework for ...

• First Steps in Cryocooling Using Solid Nitrogen Continuous Sublimation: Design, Operation, and Best Practices 

  Kreft, Carter (2025-11-13)

  A solid cryocooler is defined as any device by which standard cryogenic working fluids are eschewed in whole or in part and are replaced with working solids. Despite its overall greater potential for reaching lower ...

• EQUAL ON PAPER, BUT WHAT ABOUT PRACTICE?: RELATIONAL INEQUALITIES AND LOCAL CATEGORIES OF WORTH AT AN EQUALITY-FOCUSED ORGANIZATION 

  Rosenstock, Chloe Jane (2025-11-06)

  Do equitable workplace conditions translate into equitable outcomes for workers? This study examines whether a workplace that implements inclusive practices, collective decision- making, and alternative governance structures ...

• Analysis of the Impact of Safety Education Program Using a PBL Approach: in a case of Student Safety Guard (SSG) Program 

  Cho, Enby (2025)

  This research examines the impact of the Student Safety Guard (SSG) Program, a safety education program that utilizes a Project-Based Learning (PBL) approach implemented at Yongsan Railroad High School. The SSG Program ...

• THE ROLE OF ENDOGENOUS SEX HORMONES ON CEREBROVASCULAR REACTIVITY IN PREMENOPAUSAL FEMALES 

  Heenan, Logan (2025-10-28)

  Background: Cerebrovascular reactivity (CVR) is a measure of cerebrovascular function that utilizes elevations in arterial carbon dioxide (CO2) to increase cerebral blood flow (CBF). Reduced CVR is associated with ...

• ENTERIC METHANE EMISSIONS IN DAIRY COWS: MATERNAL NUTRITIONAL EFFECTS, PREDICTION MODELS, AND FARM-LEVEL STRATEGIES 

  Wu, Zhuonan (2025-10-20)

  This thesis addresses two complementary strategies to support enteric methane mitigation in dairy cattle: maternal nutritional programming and milk mid-infrared (MIR) spectral prediction. Chapter One provides the biological ...

• Recommendations from NOAA's Marine and Coastal Area-based Management Advisory Committee: Supporting Indigenous-led conservation and co-stewardship 

  Erickson, Deanna; Oatman, Joseph; Sagar, Heather; Behnken, Linda; DeVine, Lela; Hall, Heather; Mathes, Stephanie; Schug, Donald; Villagomez, Angelo (2025-02-26)

  As an agency of the US Government, NOAA has a legal and moral obligation to protect the interests of Tribal Nations, including their lands, resources, and treaty or other tribal rights, based on the unique relationship ...

• Oral History Interview, Special Collections WOW! September 2018 (1827-1832) 

  Franze, Eric; Pawlak, Madeline; Quainton, Ella; Schiltz, Cailyn; Smerling, Larryn; Weinberger, Matthew (2018-09)

  The following short-form oral histories were gathered during UW-Madison’s Welcome Week in September 2018 at a UW-Madison Libraries tent on East Campus Mall. These were done to get students' thoughts about the start of the ...

• Fine-Scale Vegetation Change and Its Implications for Methane Emissions in Arctic Aquatic Ecosystems 

  Maraldo, Daniel J. (2025)

  While small water bodies (ponds) make up a small fraction of the surface area of Arctic permafrost landscapes, they have been observed to emit disproportionately high volumes of methane and carbon dioxide. To assess drivers ...

• Driftless Divided: Cardinal-Hickory Creek and Wisconsin Transmission Resistance 

  Shapiro, Gabriel Noah (2025)

  Introduction to U.S. Transmission and Transmission Resistance: The U.S. is experiencing a renewable energy building boom. Transmission lines, along with wind and solar farms, are being proposed and built, across the ...

• Advancing Green Schoolyards: Equity Leadership and Project Based Learning 

  Bessler, Brad (University of Wisconsin- Milaukee, 2024-08-01)

  Green schoolyards are described as an intervention implemented at an educational facility designed to incorporate nature into a child’s environment to integrate natural elements that support local climate, ecology, and ...

• Mitigation of Spatial Bias in Social Media Data for Disaster Relief 

  Dhakal, Ashmita (2025)

  Social media platforms generate large volumes of geotagged data that are becoming more valuable for disaster response and situational awareness. However, the opportunistic and skewed nature of Volunteered Geographic ...

• Mapping Urban Coyote Ecology in Los Angeles: Insights from Citizen Science and Human Mobility Data 

  Zhang, Qianheng (2025)

  Understanding how urban coyotes (Canis latrans) respond to human activities is a critical challenge in urban ecology, especially in an era of rapid urbanization. As coyotes adapt to urban environments, the list of citizen ...

• GIScience Education from Faculty Careers to Student Training: A Dual Perspective on Academic and Professional Development 

  Chen, Yanbing (2025)

  This thesis examines the educational and institutional state of Geographic Information Science (GIScience) through two complementary components: global faculty hiring patterns and the structure of U.S.-based professional ...

• Land Titles and Deforestation: Evidence from Peru's Palm Oil Sector 

  Gunderson, Celeste O. (2024)

  The rapid expansion of oil palm (Elaeis guineensis) in the Amazon raises critical questions about the relationship between land ownership and deforestation. Producers, particularly companies establishing large plantations, ...

• When Kami Met Kuma: Feminist Popular Geopolitical Perspectives on Japanese Nationhood and Settler Colonization of the Ainu in Persona 4 Golden 

  Kao, Benjamin Chin-Hung (2024)

  Reach Out To The Truth… When the player-protagonist 1 ambushes an enemy and enters a battle with an advantage, that is moving first, in the Japanese Role Playing Video Game (JRPG), Persona 4 Golden (P4G), an upbeat tune ...

• Towards a Queer Understanding of Environmental Racism: An Exploration of LGBTQ+ BIPOC Experiences of Environmental (In)Justice in Milwaukee, Wisconsin 

  Silverman-Rodriguez, Markia (2023)

  This thesis centers on how--and to what extent--LGBTQ+ people of color (henceforth QTPOC: queer and trans people of color) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin experience and resist environmental injustices, and how environmental ...

• Submerged Empire: Racial Grammars of Environmental Governance in Houston, 1900-1939 

  Ponnaganti, Amani (2023)

  How do histories of colonial and racial dispossession shape contemporary urban environmental injustices? Building on scholarship that examines the legacies and afterlives of empire; I theorize grammars of governance as an ...

• Environmental and Acronomic Impacts of Manure and Fertilizer Nitrogen Management in the Wisconsin Central Sands 

  Schulz, Laura Ann (2014)

• Waterway Benefits Study Fact Sheet 

  Wick, Molly (2024-10)

  The Waterway Benefits Study was conducted in 2021–2022 to explore the St. Louis River estuary community’s deep connections to our local waterways including Gichigami (Lake Superior), Gichigami-Ziibi (the St. Louis River ...

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