Celebrate 100 years of the Nebraska outdoors in the newly expanded Nebraskaland Magazine Digital Archive.
Stories
Strange Bird Nesting Strategies
In a state known for its extremes of wind, rain, heat and cold, Nebraska’s birds have developed nesting strategies that are as wonderfully weird as they are effective.
Aquatic Habitat 2026
A project that began with plans to replace a dilapidated boat ramp at Standing Bear Lake in Omaha grew into a major Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Aquatic Habitat and Angler Access program project.
Sandhill Crane Tracking
A sandhill crane banded and outfitted with a GPS unit in Nebraska ended up nesting south of the Bering Strait on the eastern trip of Russia, wintered in New Mexico and Texas, and is likely back in the Cornhusker State by now. The bird logged at least 11,000 miles.
Behind Wildlife Antler Recycling
Antlers lost to the woods serve as a valuable resource for a wide range of wildlife species. Squirrels, like other rodents in Nebraska including mice, woodchucks, porcupines, rabbits, chipmunks and beavers, have elodont teeth, which are continuous-growing incisors.
A Change in the Nebraska Turkey Woods
Over time, my passion has evolved. Those early days of filling my own tags gradually shifted into something else.