At 2,845 acres and a little more than 4 miles long, Sherman Reservoir is far from Nebraska’s largest, but only one has more shoreline.
Author: Eric Fowler
Melting the Green Glacier – Eastern Red Cedar Management
In the Loess Canyons region of southwestern Nebraska, landowners are making serious headway in fighting back eastern red cedar trees.
Courting Bluegills
Wildlife photographer Eric Fowler recounts witnessing the interaction between male and female bluegills prior to spawning.
Aquatic Habitat 2024
Several aquatic habitat projects to improve fisheries and access are coming into their own and producing keeper-sized fish. Learn more!
Do Cranes Sleep?
Photographer Eric Fowler documents sandhill cranes in a wooded area along the Platte River and observed some lying down and even sleeping.
Don’t Forget the Ducks
In March, the millions of ducks that move through Nebraska are just as impressive as the gathering of sandhill cranes.