Inspiring outdoor adventure since 1926
By Jeff Kurrus The predecessor of Nebraskaland Magazine, Outdoor Nebraska, was first published in June 1926 with the following mission: “The Bureau of Game and Fish takes pleasure in presenting to the citizens of Nebraska the first number of Outdoor Nebraska. It is the purpose of the department to publish […]
This year’s Nebraskaland Magazine Photo Contest was once again a thrill for our staff to witness. Viewing scenes across our great state through the eyes of others is such a stunning way to cap off another year in the outdoors.
Experiencing Nebraska’s sandhill crane migration has been on the “bucket list” of my brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Jeff and Judy Willour of Omaha, for decades.
The June 1970 edition of Nebraskaland Magazine accepted entries for the “Nebraskaland Festival of Color Photo Contest,” a first in its history.
The life stages of insects, such as blow flies or carrion beetles, found on a corpse can give clues about how long the person has been dead and help build a timeline of the crime.
Teri Elmshauser can’t wait for Lake McConaughy to freeze over. It means she can feed her “addiction” — photographing bald eagles.