Outdoor educator Jamie Bachmann discusses the benefits of exposing children to risky situations in order to develop their skills.
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1870s Nebraska Roundup
By the mid-1870s, Nebraska’s open-range cattle industry was experiencing ownership disputes caused by unregulated “round-ups”.
My City Sanctuary
Marissa Jensen of Omaha spends a year discovering a prairie of native grasses, flowers anear her home in the city.
Observe and Admire
Landscape photography often means finding that perfect moment by trusting your instincts and following the wind wherever it takes you.
Rarer Than a Three-Spurred Rooster
Wildlife Biologist Cassidy Wessel talks about lifelong pheasant hunting experiences and how they connect with upland bird management.
When Omaha Was the Capital City
Were it not for Francis Burt’s digestive problems, Bellevue might be Nebraska’s big city and Omaha its suburb.