SNR grad Gabel earned Chancellor’s Scholars award one 4.0 semester at a time
While Robert Gabel didn’t begin his college career with eyes on a 4.0, he did know what he wanted to do once he earned his diploma. Continue reading…
SNR’s Mahmood leads study of 2017 eclipse effects on atmospheric conditions
Rezaul Mahmood, Director of the High Plains Regional Climate Center, and a team of researchers recently published a paper featuring a series of specific atmospheric changes measured across the Commonwealth of Kentucky during the 2017 total solar eclipse. Continue reading…
Nebraska Environmental Trust grants funding to host of SNR projects
The Nebraska Environmental Trust recently awarded 21 grants totaling over $1.9 million to University of Nebraska-Lincoln projects, including many housed at the School of Natural Resources. Continue reading…
More details at: https://environmentaltrust.nebraska.gov/Graduate student exploring belowground biodiversity
Abigail Borgmeier, a graduate student in the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Plant Pathology Department, is exploring the belowground diversity of nematodes – a type of roundworm – the most abundant animal on earth. Continue reading…
Drought center's directors look back at what led to NDMC's founding 25 years ago
A series of research projects, workshops and collaborations with state and federal leaders led up to the founding of the National Drought Mitigation Center in 1995, reinforced the need to put drought issues front and center for policymakers. Continue reading…
View undergraduate research presentations, including SNR student Jana Malene's, online
Fisheries and wildlife major Jana Malene’s research, which focused on evaluating wildlife space use across an agriculturally dominated landscape, has a home on UNL’s website. Continue reading…
To help farmers better prepare for drought, Rimsaite analyzes water markets for NDMC, Water for Food
At the National Drought Mitigation Center and Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute at the University of Nebraska, Renata Rimsaite examines how the U.S. Drought Monitor, water markets and incentive-based water management techniques can improve water scarcity management policies for farmers. Continue reading…
Originally published August 10, 2020 -
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