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Tim Van Deelen

Tim Van Deelen is Professor of Forest and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. He grew up in Hudsonville, Michigan, and graduated from Calvin College. From there he went on to the University of Montana and Michigan State University. He now studies large mammal population dynamics, sails on Lake Mendota, enjoys a good plate of whitefish, and gains hope for the future from terrific graduate students. 

The Shack

There’s just something about this place. Each fall, we take our GreenHouse students on a Saturday excursion to the Leopold…
Tim Van Deelen
October 7, 2021

Every Onion

There’s legit, regal, and righteous mud on the zucchini I buy. I am going to stir-fry it for Carol this…
Tim Van Deelen
September 9, 2021

The Tension Zone

Wisconsin’s tension zone is where the midcontinent hardwood biome subtly grades into the boreal forests of the north that are…
Tim Van Deelen
July 15, 2021

Ephemera

Mayflies rank among the most beautiful in the animal kingdom, the graceful curves, the long and elegant tails, the diaphanous…
Tim Van Deelen
June 23, 2021

Dorn Creek

Fire is life to a prairie, pumping ash nutrients into the soil and holding the suffocating shrubs at bay. Biologists…
Tim Van Deelen
May 12, 2021

Tree of Life

Cedar swamps create stillness. In winter, their complex and dense overstories absorb the bitter wind, providing shelter for deer. But…
Tim Van Deelen
April 28, 2021