A recent study of 38 trumpeter swans in the Sandhills found 80 percent of swans that nested at a particular wetland or lake returned the following year.
Recent Posts
A Birding Family
What began with hiking and a birdsong book has led to two high-school-aged boys holding their own with some of the top birdwatchers in the state.
The Cowboy Trail Marks 30 Years
The Cowboy Trail caters to the drive of cyclists, runners, hikers and, yes, even some horseback riders, as it crosses some of Nebraska’s most scenic regions.
The Serious Business of Turkey Fighting
Throughout the year, male turkeys establish a pecking order with the most dominant toms earning the right to breed and pass on their genetics.
Nebraska Nature
Lichen – Nature’s Quiet Partnership
Although lichens are some of Nebraska’s quietest residents, they have fascinating stories to tell, especially about the air we breathe and the resilience of life in tough places.
Barbs & Backlashes
Lewis & Clark Access Note
South shore boat ramp at Lewis & Clark Reservoir is temporarily closed. Sedimentation has closed off the bay mouth.
In the Wild
Tips for Taking Kids Fishing
Greg Wagner shares some helpful tips and key factors for taking kids on successful, fun-filled fishing trips.
