A University of Nebraska–Lincoln scientist is working with federal and state agencies to use acoustic detectors to survey bat species and populations in Nebraska.
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January Wildlife Viewing – Go Owling
Don’t let cold temperatures keep you cooped up inside this winter. January is a great time to look and listen for owls, an activity known as “owling.”
Cross Nebraska Rivers by Ferry
We take bridges for granted, but river-crossing Nebraskans of the past mostly relied on ferries well into the 20th century.
Rebranding Blowouts
Blowouts in the Nebraska Sandhills need a better public relations agent.
Animal Communication: Secret Messages in the Natural World
Did you know that animals can be just as communicative as humans? They just have their own ways of doing it.
Invitations to Nature
Nebraska Game and Parks education assistant Kenneth Pyle shares the benefits of inviting others to spend time with him outdoors.