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- Report: Wisconsin Among States Not Testing Adequately for Blue-Green Algae; Wisconsin Public Radio, May, 2021 (Grace Wilkinson)
- The Sleeper Population of Spiny Water Flea in Lake Mendota; WORT, March 2021, (Mike Spear)
- Climate Change Prolonging ‘Dead Zones’ in Lake Mendota; WORT, March, 2021 (Robert Ladwig)
- UW Study: Climate Change Linked to Longer “Dead Zones” in Lakes; Channel 3000, March, 2021 (Robert Ladwig)
- Alternatives to Using Road Salt in the Winter; The Morning Show, Wisconsin Public Radio, Feb. 2021 (Hilary Dugan)
- Experts Hope People Keep Salt Use Minimal After Major Snowfall; WKOW, Jan. 2021, WKOW (Hilary Dugan)
- Northwoods Lake Study Aims to Give Insight into Future Lake Health in Warming Climate; WXPR, Jan. 2021 (Hilary Dugan, Linnea Rock, Adrianna Gorsky)
- Blue Green Algae Blooms for in Devil’s Lake But Toxin Levels Low; Baraboo News Republic, Dec. 2020 (Dick Lathrop)
- Record-High Temperatures Lead to Lake Algae Blooms in Some Lakes; Wisconsin Public Radio ,Nov. 2020, (Emily Stanley)
- Overlooked: Small Streams Can Have Big Impact on Great Lakes Water Quality; Great Lakes Now, Nov. 2020 (Rob Mooney)
- Climate Change Is Making Winter Ice More Dangerous; The New York Times, Nov. 2020 (John Magnuson)
- Hidden Harvest: Study Finds Recreational Fishing Catch Rivals Supermarket Sales in Wisconsin; Wisconsin State Journal, Sept. 2020, Wisconsin State Journal (Holly Embke)
- Mercury and Lake Levels Rise and Fall Together around Great Lakes; Environmental Monitor, March 4, 2020 (Carl Watras)
- Glaciers don’t lie: Climate change and our visit to a shrinking New Zealand glacier; WXPR, February 20, 2020 (Carl Watras)
- Northwoods Lakes Without Winter Ice? Full-Lake Study Peers Into Potential Future, WXPR Rhinelander, Jan 16, 2020 (Noah Lottig, Hilary Dugan, Adrianna Gorsky)
- Lake experts, city crews encouraging community to use less salt in an effort to help environment, Channel 3000, Jan 14, 2020 (Hilary Dugan)
- On the ice for snow-clearning research study in Vilas County, WXPR FB, Jan 15, 2020 (Noah Lottig)
- Science, Art Combine to Show Waters of Different Lakes Produce Strikingly Different Dye Results, WXPR.org, Jan 9, 2020
- Heavy road salt use a growing problem, scientists say, USA Today, December 26, 2019 (Hilary Dugan)
- How to cut your spending on road salt, WI Public Radio, November 27, 2019 (Hilary Dugan)
- UW study says ‘hidden overharvest’ contributing to decline of walleye population, WI State Journal, November 24, 2019 (Holly Embke, Steve Carpenter, Greg Sass)
- Limnologist discusses UW’s role as first university limnology department, The Badger Herald, October 1, 2019 (Jake Vander Zanden)
- A Twist In The Tale Told By Muck At The Bottom Of Lake Mendota, WisCONTEXT, October 1, 2019 (Jake Walsh)
- How a salmon scientist got hooked into a battle over the world’s largest gold mine, Science, September 26, 2019 (Daniel Schindler)
- What Happened to All the Walleye up Here?, WXPR Public Radio, August 23, 2019. (Matt Chotlos, Holly Embke, Aly Andersen, Jake Vander Zanden
- Trout Lake Station shows off its facilities and research, Star Journal, August 7, 2019
- In their element, The Lakeland times Minocqua, WI, August 9, 2019 (Trout Lake Station summer 2019)
- New Aquatic Invasive Species Found in Plum Lake, News Watch 12 Vilas County, August 5, 2019 (Ben Martin)
- Cyanobacteria bloom causes concern among UW partners, community officials, Channel 3000, Aug 2, 2019 (Emily Stanley)
- Wisconsin and Minnesota Are Waging an Extremely Friendly War Over Who Has More Lakes, Atlas Obscura, July 17, 2019 (Jake Vander Zanden)
- The story behind Madison’s ‘silly,’ fun tradition of floating down Yahara River in costumes, The State Journal, June 10, 2019 (Jake Vander Zanden)
- Mapping the complex, shifting world of inland water quality, UW-Madison College of L&S news, May 5, 2019 (Emily Stanley)