With a unanimous vote by the state, a bachelor’s degree in regional and community forestry was approved for the School of Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Students will be able to declare the major — and cement their Tree Husker status — in Fall 2020. Continue reading…
Applications for the 2020 Cabela’s Apprenticeship Program, an opportunity for students to conduct research based on key natural resource issues, are due Feb. 14.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate students recently formed the Council of Resilience Education to equip the public with information and strategies for tackling harmful environmental changes through education resources, including games. Continue reading…
What colors make up your winter landscapes — shades of brown, green or gray? If out and about Presidents Day weekend, Feb. 15-17, consider taking photos to be part of the Visual Drought Atlas of the United States. Continue reading…
More than 5,700 University of Nebraska–Lincoln students have been named to the Deans' List for the fall semester of the 2019-20 academic year. More than 70 were from SNR. Continue reading…
Recent achievements for the School of Natural Resources included an award earned by Mark Pegg; and honors earned by Chris Chizinski and his team, by Gabriela Palomo-Munoz, and by Eric North. Continue reading…
Due to the coronavirus and travel restrictions, SciComm 2020 is now being held Aug. 14-16. The registration deadline for SciComm, a professional conference on effective science communication hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is Aug. 1. Continue reading…
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Chancellor Ronnie Green will deliver the 2020 State of Our University address Feb. 14, on the eve of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s 151st birthday. The address will feature the university’s new N2025 strategic plan. Continue reading…
After more than 30 listening sessions, 422 comments received and hundreds of hours poring over each word and detail, the committee chosen to write the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's N2025 Strategic Plan has reached its finish line. Continue reading…
Leaders from across Nebraska looked at new ways to approach an old challenge at a Jan. 21 nitrate strategy meeting facilitated by Crystal Powers of DWFI, the Nebraska Water Center and Nebraska Extension, and Katie Pekarek of the the School of Natural Resources and Nebraska Extention. Continue reading…
Join Nebraska faculty, staff and students for a free, seven-week program to learn strategies for connecting research innovation with market applications. Continue reading…