Uden takes lead at university’s resilience center
Daniel Uden stepped into the role of interim director of the Center for Resilience in Agricultural Working Landscapes at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in January 2026. Continue reading…
Book Release: "The Best of Intentions" January 23, 2026
“The Best of Intentions: a story of landscape change in the heart of the Great Plains” is a new book by Larkin Powell, director of the School of Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. A presentation and reception will be live and streamed January 23 at 3:30 pm in Hardin Hall Continue reading…
CALMIT offers low-cost tree maps to towns and cities
Hugh Ellerman offers cities and towns low-cost maps of their tree canopies. A University of Nebraska-Lincoln postdoctoral researcher, Ellerman found a way to make the maps inexpensively during doctoral work with the Center for Advanced Land Management Information Technologies. Continue reading…
Spring 2026 SNR Departmental Journal Club
This group begins meeting on January 21, 2026 at 4 pm. Join as you can. You can also sign up to add specific topics to the discussion Continue reading…
February Fitness Challenge: Flights Ascending & More
Flights Ascending returns with MORE! The February fitness challenge now incorporates more than climbing stairs but all kinds of active movement. Tracking will be done using the app "StrideKick" that can be paired with your wearable device. Manually entry of activities is still available. Continue reading…
SNR Friend Mulligan shares her mittens with Caring for Clinton
The Caring for Clinton donations from the School of Natural Resources have been delivered. Much Thanks! Continue reading…
“Into Whooperland” Exhibition; Reception January 16
The show is one product of photographer and Lincoln native Mike Forsberg’s five-year effort to intimately document this mythical, tallest bird in North America. A companion to the recent self-published book “Into Whooperland” the exhibit includes large prints, most of them never printed before. Continue reading…
Registration open for “Mary Bomberger Brown Pathways to Success” workshop
The Mary Bomberger Brown Pathways to Success workshop will be March 5. Registration is now open. Continue reading…
Husker discoveries, collaborations, insight made national news in 2025
Highlights of SNR stories from UNL collection Continue reading…
Discussion Group: Being a Water-wise Consumer
Being a Water-wise Consumer is part of the NCLUDE discussion series. This group is lead by Emily Case-Buskirk and Kelsey Varisco. Continue reading…
Spring YuJa Training & Support Opportunities
Classes from Academic Technologies Continue reading…
CASNR Awards Call for Nominations
Detailed guidelines and nomination submission links for each award can be found on the CASNR Website at http://casnr.unl.edu/faculty-awards. Nominations can be submitted online until 5:00 p.m. Friday, March 6, 2026. Continue reading…
Free bus passes are available for all employees
Bus and van services connect university campuses with full weekday routes and schedules. The university contracts with the City of Lincoln StarTran to provide buses. University Parking and Transit Services offers campus van services. Continue reading…
Year of Data, January 2026: In our toolkit
The following is a guest column from Alian Kasabian, research data and security liaison. In this "Year of Data" message, Kasabian outlines existing UNL resources for handling research data Continue reading…
Originally published January 15, 2026 -
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