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The Prairie Corridor Project, a partnership between the City of Lincoln, Dave Wedin at the School of Natural Resources, and other partners, will connect Pioneer's Park Nature Center with the Spring Creek Audubon site. Katharine Hogan, Ethan Freese and thr

Students test restoration methods for Prairie Corridor project

February 7, 2020

Alexa Davis, (right) graduate student with the School of Natural Resources, and Tiffany Messer, assistant professor and water quality engineer at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, in the Messer Laboratory surrounded by floating wetland experiments on De

Researchers testing ability of floating wetlands to survive winter

January 17, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Soybean harvest

Nebraska partners with Wayne State on new degree program

January 13, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Dee Ebbeka hands Linda Kern, of Clinton Elementary School, the last of the Caring for Clinton donations Dec. 6, 2019, at the school on Holdrege Street.

Caring for Clinton donations help meet growing need

December 18, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Walter H. Schacht, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Sunkist Fiesta Bowl Professor of Agronomy in the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture and the School of Natural Resources.

Schacht to retire after 25 years in rangeland science, management

December 17, 2019

Doug Amedeo

Obituary | Doug M. Amedeo

December 17, 2019

Winter Visitor's Center

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for Nov. 22

November 22, 2019

Linda Kern, of Clinton Elementary School, helps bring in the donations from the SNR Caring for Clinton Drive on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at the school on 29th and Holdrege streets.

Donations sought for Caring for Clinton Campaign

November 15, 2019

Discussion to focus on advancing agriculture, protecting ecosystems

November 14, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Google Earth detail

Google find expands understanding of Nebraska's icy past

November 5, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Researchers with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will use the Arable Mark IOT device to record 40 variables in Nebraska farm fields as part of a research effort to improve data farmers use to determine whether they should irrigate.

Researchers to tackle irrigation decision-making via USDA grant

November 4, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

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Nebraska leads study of Kenya's socio-ecological systems

October 16, 2019

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

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