Greg Wagner reflects on the personal, introspective qualities that deer hunting brings out while spending time alone in nature.
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Death and Decomposition in Nature
When an animal dies in the wild, its carcass becomes the focal point of an intriguing micro-ecosystem that supports various life forms, each contributing to the breakdown and recycling of nutrients.
Barriers
Daryl Bauer shares an article highlighting challenges and efforts that Nebraska’s fisheries biologists face to remove fish movement barriers.
Elk – Guardians of Nebraska’s Wilderness
Elk, commonly called wapiti — a Native American word meaning “light-colored deer” — belong to the deer family (Cervidae). They are the second largest members, just behind moose.
Stocked Trout Are Fun to Catch & Good to Eat
Autumn is a great time to catch and eat nutritious rainbow trout stocked by Nebraska Game and Parks in water bodies across Nebraska.
The Shrews, The Voles and The Moles
Have you wondered what happens in the secretive world beneath your feet? Imagine a neighborhood drama featuring shrews, voles and moles as the quirky cast.