Brock-Contreras earns award as SNR doctoral student
Sara Brock-Contreras's concern for groundwater quality and other Nebraskans has earned her an award locally and an ear nationally. Continue reading…
Coffee and Conservation discussion highlights Nebraska working landscapes
Coffee and Conservation brings together researchers, conservation organizations, agencies, ag businesses, lenders and other partners to explore opportunities for Nebraska’s working landscapes, with the goal of strengthening connections to farmers, ranchers and producer networks. Continue reading…
Britton soaring with duck research in Nebraska
When Ava Britton left Connecticut to move to Nebraska to conduct duck research there and in South Dakota, her family and friends questioned her, “Why Nebraska?” She soon found answers in the duck research--and for the friends who questioned her state choices. Continue reading…
Huskers receive stipends for summer research projects
10 undergraduate students and 7 faculty members are from the School of Natural Resources Continue reading…
Bullerman follows a family legacy into Nebraska’s prairies
Emma Bullerman is interning with Prairie Plains Resource Institute alongside her father, helping restore Nebraska prairies through native seed collection. After initially wanting to leave Nebraska, she rediscovered passion for conservation, studying fisheries and wildlife at Nebraska U. Continue reading…
Ellerman wins award for remote sensing work
Hugh Ellerman received the 2026 Postdoctoral Excellence Award from the School of Natural Resources for his work with remote sensing in the ADAPT project. Continue reading…
Husker duo bikes Whooper Highway to spotlight endangered cranes
Each year, hundreds of whooping cranes migrate more than 2,500 miles from the Texas Gulf Coast to Canada’s boreal forest, following a path known as the Whooper Highway. Continue reading…
Inside classrooms, Nebraska students learn the importance of groundwater with Know Your Well Program
Inside earth science classrooms in high schools across Nebraska, students learn about groundwater’s importance, where it exists and its role in both human and environmental systems. Nebraska is one of only 23 states where groundwater is explicitly included in science content standards. Continue reading…
Science Communication Virtual Conference this September
We’re thrilled to announce No Coast SciComm 2026, a (mostly) virtual conference, happening Wednesday, Sept. 16–Friday, Sept. 18! Celebrating the care and compassion involved in science communication, the theme of this year’s conference is Science from the Heart. Continue reading…
New annual parking permits required July 1
With Parking and Transit Services' license plate recognition system, each vehicle license plate serves as the basis for permit information. Faculty and staff can register vehicles and buy a permit online. Continue reading…
Organizational Development and Training highlights July offerings
Organizational Development and Training offers a robust lineup of July programming, including a leadership application deadline, community-focused initiatives and the annual conference. Continue reading…
Originally published June 24, 2026 -
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