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Nathan Denzin

Nathan Denzin

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Reporter, PBS Wisconsin

Madison

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Total articles 307

  • Dave Eggen on opposing plans to remove dams in the Driftless

    By Nathan Denzin Verified| PBS Wisconsin Verified VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Nathan Denzin:How did you get involved with these dams in the first place? Dave Eggen:Well, I grew up with these dams. I was a young teenager when they were built back in the '60s, and I followed their construction, and I saw how wonderfully they functioned. They've saved this community and this valley from flash flooding, though, for nearly 60 years.

    By Nathan Denzin Verified · PBS Wisconsin

    Dec. 03, 2024

  • Sydney Widell, Nancy Wedwick on floods, dams and community

    By Nathan Denzin Verified| PBS Wisconsin Verified VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Sydney Widell:Some of these practices never went away, and they've been on the landscape this whole time. It's just a matter of telling those stories, and bringing them back into circulation, and creating that awareness, and that's something that our organization is really passionate about doing.

    By Nathan Denzin Verified · PBS Wisconsin

    Dec. 02, 2024

  • Bob Micheel on plans to remove Coon Creek dams after floods

    By Nathan Denzin Verified| PBS Wisconsin Verified VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Bob Micheel:And this structure breached in the 2018 flood event. So, we had three structures in 2018 breach, and we had three other ones that overtopped and took a lot of damage. If you look behind me, you can see this big wall, and what we found is all the structures that breached, three in the Coon Creek and two in the West Fork. The Coon Creek structures, if you've seen one structure, you've seen 'em all, 'cause they breach the same way.

    By Nathan Denzin Verified · PBS Wisconsin

    Nov. 26, 2024

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PBS Wisconsin

PBS Wisconsin is a public television network serving the state of Wisconsin. It began broadcasting on May 3, 1954, as WHA-TV, marking the start of public television in the state. The network provides a variety of educational, cultural, and community-focused programming to a diverse audience. The mission of PBS Wisconsin is to educate, inform, and entertain. It values community engagement and innovative storytelling, aiming to provide universal access to high-quality educational resources. The network offers educational programming for all ages, local content that highlights Wisconsin's stories, and resources for in-school education. PBS Wisconsin also engages with communities through events and partnerships to promote cultural awareness and educational opportunities. Supported by the Friends of PBS Wisconsin, the network fosters positive community relations and secures financial support to further its mission.

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

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