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School of Natural Resources junior Hunter Suchsland considers the markings on a wigeon’s wing before determining if it belonged to an immature or mature male or female. Due to the coronavirus, the Central Flyway Wingbee in Kansas was canceled this year a
School of Natural Resources junior Hunter Suchsland considers the markings on a wigeon’s wing before determining if it belonged to an immature or mature male or female. Due to the coronavirus, the Central Flyway Wingbee in Kansas was canceled this year a

With annual Wingbee cancelled, SNR students pitch in to help collect data

Due to the coronavirus, the Central Flyway Wingbee gathering was canceled, but the work still needed to be done. So this winter, some of the Wingbee wings have landed in the basement of Hardin Hall. Continue reading…

 
The SNR fund being highlighted during the Glow Big Red event is the Mary Bomberger Brown Scholarship Fund. It was created to reward students with a desire to study wildlife who also may have financial constraints.
The SNR fund being highlighted during the Glow Big Red event is the Mary Bomberger Brown Scholarship Fund. It was created to reward students with a desire to study wildlife who also may have financial constraints.

Donations to SNR during Feb. 17-18 Glow Big Red event can help raise additional scholarship money

From noon to noon on Feb. 17 and 18, Huskers near and far are encouraged to give back to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. At the School of Natural Resources, we are encouraging you to support one of SNR’s charitable funds. Continue reading…

More details at: https://glowbigred.unl.edu/campaigns/school-of-natural-resources
 
The next Nebraska Water Center Spring Water Seminar Series takes place Feb. 17, and features Doug Crow Ghost, water resources administrator for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
The next Nebraska Water Center Spring Water Seminar Series takes place Feb. 17, and features Doug Crow Ghost, water resources administrator for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.

Sign up for Feb. 17 Nebraska Water Center Spring Seminar Series webinar

The seminar takes place Feb. 17, and features Doug Crow Ghost, water resources administrator for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
Continue reading…

More details at: https://watercenter.unl.edu/2021-spring-seminar-series-focuses-race-justice-and-environment
 
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