Black walnuts are common in eastern Nebraska forests, providing food and habitat for wildlife. People especially prize their rich nuts and dark, beautiful wood.
Stories
Happy New Year?
My new year starts when the first fish is pulled through an ice hole. Not sure when that is going to be, but hopefully soon!
Walleye Movement at Lewis & Clark
A 4-year study of walleye and sauger in Lewis and Clark Lake and the Missouri River above it confirmed what biologists had suspected.
Winter Foraging for Edible Wild Plants
Greg Wagner shares information about seven wild edible plants that can be foraged during winter in Nebraska.
Still Making Memories – A Family Tradition
Nebraskaland editor Jeff Kurrus tells the story of Justin Stofer, whose family is keeping the hunting tradition alive in Fillmore County.
Ice Safety
Ice conditions are extremely variable around Nebraska and probably not going to get any better in the next few days. Use that spud bar!
