Climate Wisconsin: Ice Fishing
Special | 3m 45s
See how climate change could impact the future of ice fishing.
UW researchers have been collecting ice data since 1855. Looking to the future, Wisconsin's average winter temperatures are expected to increase 7 to 9 degrees in the next 45 years. This week as part of our environmental reporting project called QUEST you'll see how climate change could impact the future of ice fishing. For additional information go to QuestWisconsin.org.
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In Wisconsin is a local public television program presented by PBS Wisconsin
Climate Wisconsin: Ice Fishing
Special | 3m 45s
UW researchers have been collecting ice data since 1855. Looking to the future, Wisconsin's average winter temperatures are expected to increase 7 to 9 degrees in the next 45 years. This week as part of our environmental reporting project called QUEST you'll see how climate change could impact the future of ice fishing. For additional information go to QuestWisconsin.org.
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