While sunny skies and warm temperatures made for lots of giddy people today there was one sign of spring that is just too early. I noticed today that buds are prominent on some trees. Pictured below are either buds on a Magnolia tree, or a Tulip Tr... »
Yesterday’s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel featured a front page article on a South Korean who is currently a professor at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Jae “Jim” Park received one of South Korea’s highest honors for his work reclaiming polluted ... »
Watch out for your pastured horses in Wisconsin. The gray wolf is now alive and well in Madison and the rest of the Midwest.No longer federally tagged as an endangered species in the American Great Lakes region by the... »
Equestrian driving expert Muffy Seaton is rolling into Madison in April as a clinician for the 2012 Midwest Horse Fair. Seaton is a well-known pony breeder, driver and trainer.Based in South Carolina at her own Shepherd’s... »
Bad bills have consequences. Protests are scheduled this week in Madison over the Assembly's pro-industry mining bill - - despite 11th-hour, minimal tweaks - - and little wonder: Among the phrases the Journal Sentinel editorial board - - which support... »
This is such a cool idea - Johannsens Greenhouse in Madison, WI is offering a "tired of your poinsettia" deal where you can bring in 1 poinsettia and swap it out for 10 per cent of any plant. Please... »
As I wrote the other day, the web is full of good information about the proposed iron mine in Northern Wisconsin. Also add this well-linked Nature Conservancy site to the list, as it explains why there could not be a worse spot for an open-pit iron min... »
WHERE: Infoshop WHEN: 02/01/12 @ 7:00pm Meeting on organizing to stop North Woods mining project »
