The Playing Field
The landscape of childhood covers everything from playgrounds and vacant lots to woods and parks. Mike Paulus tells us about ...
Planting The Future
Seventy years ago, an innovative program to reforest the Great Lakes and teach natural resources management took root in Eagle ...
Keep Your Shirt On
Swimming is one of the joys of summer. But for some kids, swimming is no day at the beach. Mike ...
Group Works With Autistic Children To Build, Fly Small Drones
Paul Braun wanted to find a way to connect with his son who is living with Autism. He ended up ...
Stream Monitor
Across the country, trained volunteers monitor the condition of local streams, lakes, and wetlands. Writer Mary Ellen Gabriel tells us ...
Group Of Monona Students Head To The Antarctic Research Station
Watch as three students at Monona Grove High School and their teacher, Juan Botilla, travel to Chile in an attempt ...
Madison Chef Inspires Young People To Think About Healthy Options
Tory Miller has been surrounded by the food industry since he was a child. Now, he runs some of Wisconsin’s ...
Menominee Nation Member Teaches Native Language, Sparks Interest In Cultural Heritage
“It’s not for you. It’s for everybody.” That’s the lesson Menominee Nation member David Turney hopes to convey to young ...
Ojibwe Winter Games
On a frozen lake in the north woods, one man is working to bring long-lost Native American traditions back to ...
Counselor Helps At-Risk Teens Express Themselves Through Nature Photography
With backpacks slung over their shoulders and digital cameras hanging from their necks, a group of about twenty teens trek ...
Milwaukee Woman Inspires Young Latino Strings Players
Dinorah Marquez is the director of Milwaukee’s Latino Arts Strings Program. As a young girl, she grew up on the ...
Grace of Snow
Snow in the forecast is unwelcome news to some, but for others reason to celebrate. School kids look forward to ...