Department of Natural Science
Edgewood College
Madison, WisconsinThe Wingra Watershed
1. Landscape and land use
Trees on Edgewood campus
Salt use and soil pollution (Sapon & Zellner 2006)
2. Climate and weather
Weather and urban heat islands
(Budd, Davis, McMeen, Shafer)
Edgewood Campus heat island
2003-2004 student study (Giesfeldt)
Edgewood College campus heat island effect (Haines & Markgraf 2009)
3. People
Neighborhoods
4. Energy and Transportation
Lighting and light pollution
Edgewood campus tansportation
((Cremin and Hartog 2004)
Campus vehicle emissions
(Braatz, Berndt, Schumaker, and Kittoe 2004)
Mazzuchelli energy use
(2004-05 student study)
Mazzuchelli
energy use (Krause & Rickleman 2006)
Campus lighting
(Januchowski, Lohaus, McDonnell 2006)
Carbon footprint of transportation of the Edgewood College community (Majewski,
Pulvermacher, Helscher 2009)
5. Food
Tomatoes:
local versus industrial (Collins 2005)
Community gardens (Ough
and Young 2006)
6. Recycling
Edgewood campus recycling
(Eddington, Hensgen, Pagel, Zimmer 2005)
Edgewood campus recycling
(Enzler, Fischer, Teale 2006)
Edgewood campus recycling (Abel,
Clum, Gluzinski, Stephens 2006)
Edgewood campus recycling (Accola,
Conlin, Harris 2006)
Useful Resources
Friends of Lake Wingra
Madison and Midwest U.S.
weather information
University of
Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum
U.S. Geological Survey "Science in Your
Watershed"
U.S. Geological Survey - Water Resources
in Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Department of Limnology
Wisconsin Department of Natural
Resources
Wisconsin Geological and Natural
History Survey
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