A recent study by Matt Joeckel, Conservation and Survey Division director, and his colleagues had them tripping over dinosaur bones to map the ancient soils of a famed geological formation in Utah. Why? The soils give clues to what ancient environments were like. Continue reading…
A team of researchers, including two from SNR, have developed and proposed a new definition of drought and a framework that shows investments in water for nature are also investments for people.
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Over the past several years, the High Plains Regional Climate Center has been working with Native American tribes in the region to help address their on-reservation climate and drought vulnerabilities. In the Missouri River Basin alone, there are 28 tribes with different climate-related challenges. Continue reading…
The UNL School of Natural Resources is seeking donations for its annual Coats for Clinton drive. The fundraiser provides coats and other winter wear for youth in Clinton Elementary School, 1520 N. 29th St. Donations will be collected through Wednesday, Dec. 6 in Hardin Hall on UNL East Campus.
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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s fall Research Fair, through Nov. 10, will celebrate faculty achievements, foster the cross-disciplinary exchange of ideas and explore topics related to research and creative activity. Continue reading…
Dr. Christina Kennedy, senior scientist for the Global Conservation Lands at The Nature Conservancy, will present "Finding common ground: Designing human-dominated landscapes to maintain biodiversity and ecosystem services" at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 15 in Hardin Hall Auditorium.
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Are you interested in engaging in a research in the 2018-'19 school year? Application workshops introduce students to the UCARE program and provide guidance on finding a research mentor and writing a strong application proposal. Join us to learn how you can receive $2,400 in funding. Continue reading… Add to my calendar (.ics)
The schedule for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's budget reduction process has been modified. Continue reading…
The summit will feature a discussion with Congressman Bob Inglis and Congressman Don Bacon moderated by NLCV. The Summit will explore the political conversations happening on action on climate change. Student tickets are free. Make sure to register early to guarantee a spot. Continue reading…