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School of Natural Resources

Rick Perk

Workshop to draw global experts in emerging plant-sensing tech

September 15, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

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Nebraska-led project aims to boost climate literacy

September 14, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Amit Jhala and Debalin Sarangi

Study describes spread of weed’s resistance to herbicide

May 22, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Marcos Fernández Martínez

Seminar features visiting ecosystem researcher

April 24, 2017

This 10-foot section of core is a part of a nearly 500-foot-deep core, drilled by the Conservation and Survey as part of a CSD mapping program in eastern Cherry County during 2015-2016. Deep cores drilled during this study are the first of their kind for

Conservation and Survey Division made accessing materials easier

March 20, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Claudia Carrillo (center) and Paula Carrillo (right) learn about drought from Jake Petr, a meteorology student in the School of Natural Resources, during the 16th annual Weatherfest in April 2016 at Hardin Hall. The 2017 event is April 1 at the Nebraska Innovation Campus Conference Center.

Weatherfest celebrates state's 150th, moves to NIC

March 16, 2017

Science & Technology

The new Nebraska Statehood Forever Stamp features a photo by the university's Michael Forsberg.

Forsberg photo featured on Nebraska sesquicentennial stamp

March 1, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

'DamNation' plays at SNR documentary night

January 27, 2017

Jenny Dauer, assistant professor of natural resources, speaks with a student about a decision-making exercise. Dauer's forthcoming research is on using the decision-making model to teach scientific literacy.

Decision-making models help students master science skills

January 3, 2017

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Airborne electromagnetics help detail underground valleys, aquifers

November 30, 2016

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Swift fox

Canid camera: Students help map elusive species

November 22, 2016

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Cedar trees invading into grasslands from a windbreak in the Loess Canyons ecoregion. A new report suggests that the expansion of eastern redcedar into grasslands reduces grazing capacity.

Research: Eastern redcedar may affect School Land Trust

August 4, 2016

Agriculture & Environment