University of Nebraska–Lincoln student Kennadi Griffis, a third-year environmental science major, with a concentration in soil science and a water science minor, will be competing in the International Soil Judging Competition July 26-31, 2022 in Stirling, Scotland. Continue reading…
More details at: https://www.facebook.com/unlsoiljudgingteam/
Environmental Science and Fisheries & Wildlife double major
When I first began my college career, I knew I wanted to be involved in natural resources work and environmental remediation research. I wasn’t certain, however, what aspect of this field I wanted to work in. Continue reading…
Source Water Protection in Nebraska: Ensuring Public Health through Conservation is lead by Tatiana Davila, Hydrogeologist, Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy Continue reading…
Meet Sylas Abarr, a sophomore fisheries and wildlife student from Lincoln, Neb. Continue reading…
The National Drought Mitigation Center has received $1 million in funding from U.S. Air Force Weather for the first phase of a defense project to predict civil unrest around the globe. Continue reading…
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/drought-center-kicks-off-1-million-defense-project-to-predict-unrest/
Mark Burbach, a geosecientist in the Conservation and Survey Division of the School of Natural Resources Continue reading…
Climate change is turning more of Central Asia into desert. The rapid expansion will have significant impacts on ecosystems and the people and animals who rely on them. Continue reading…
“Sharing what we have learned here in Nebraska helps others around the world increase their agricultural productivity, while still protecting important water resources and the environment.” — Christopher Neale, DWFI director of research Continue reading…
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/visit-to-nebraska-results-in-water-management-partnership-with-brazil/
In a major step toward finding a second water source for Lincoln, city officials Tuesday announced an advisory board including Martha Shulski, Nebraska State Climatologist. Continue reading…
Steve Comfort receives 2022 Layman New Directions Grant for "A biological and chemical approach to restoring eutrophic ponds in Nebraska." Continue reading…