Cool October breezes stir along a path at Indian Cave State Park, lined with pumpkins painted pink. Dozens of people wearing gray and pink T-shirts stride along the path, stopping to look.
Author: Renae Blum
Return of the Falcons
Three peregrine falcon chicks received leg bands and a checkup at the Nebraska State Capitol on June 12, 2024.
Breaking Down Barriers in Birding
Meet a Nebraska woman working for more inclusive and accessible birding in the state. Read more about Birdability Captain Cassandra Dean.
Unearthing Treasures – Rockhounding in Nebraska
Story and photos by Renae Blum Over 35 years of searching Nebraska for rocks, minerals, fossils and artifacts, Charles Wooldridge’s biggest find wasn’t even his. It was his dog’s. Wooldridge — who goes by “Wooly” and lives in Lincoln — was in the north-central Sandhills, trying unsuccessfully to relocate an […]
A Backyard Prairie – An Acreage Transformed
The American mink is becoming increasingly prevalent in Nebraska’s landscapes and becoming an integral part in our aquatic ecosystems.
Volunteer Spotlight – The Geocaching Duo
Thanks to Liz and Gary Doerr of Creighton, guests at Niobrara State Park in northeastern Nebraska have new ways to enjoy their visit.