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50 Years Educating Hunters
In 1974, the Nebraska Legislature passed a bill requiring youths ages 12 to 15 to pass a Hunter Safety course before they could hunt.
Functional Fashion in Wildlife
Animals use their functional body adornments to protect themselves from predators, acquire food, navigate their environment, thermoregulate and even attract mates.
Fish Ladders – Something Could Mean Everything
Most everyone knows fish can jump. But there are few species swimming in rivers and streams in Nebraska that can launch themselves 3 feet from a pool into a culvert.
Rick Holland Memorial Fund
A graduate student scholarship has been created in Rick Holland’s name to support the education of future fisheries biologists.
Nebraskaโs 96-Year-Old Deer Hunter
Shorty Hahn of Hordville, Nebraska, shares his thoughts on deer hunting at 96 years old. He also shares a few life lessons.
Nebraska Nature
Through a Bird’s Eye View
Birds possess remarkable vision, and thanks to the intricate structure of their eyes, they can see what humans cannot
Barbs & Backlashes
Fall colors: Fishing edition
Daryl Bauer, a fisheries biologist, shares his version of fall color … Nebraska trout-fishing style.
In the Wild
Nebraskaโs Vibrant October Colors
October is the month when leaves turn color here in the Cornhusker State. Typically, we can find trees, shrubs, vines, flowers and grasses in green, yellow, orange, red, brown and some purple. Read on to learn more.
