South Africa Study Abroad is a Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience
Kristiana Muller, a pre-Vet major, was one of eight students part of the South Africa Study Aboard experience led by SNR Director, John Carroll.
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Pronghorn Resource Selection in Nebraska’s Agriculturally Dominated Landscape Discussion August 30
Katie Piecora, MS Graduate Student in the School of Natural Resources and member of the Applied Wildlife Ecology & Spatial Movement Lab (AWESM) leads the discussion on her research. Continue reading…
Welcome (back) from the SNR Director
John Carroll, School of Natural Resources Director, welcomes new people to SNR and welcomes back current students, staff, and old friends. Continue reading…
Register graduates with Master’s, encourages first-generation graduate students
When Morgan Register started her graduate position at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2020, more than one thing was new. Continue reading…
SNR Fall Seminar Series Kicks off Sept. 7 with Canivore Biologist Dellinger
The SNR seminar series begins September 7, 2022 with Justin Dellinger of UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. Live at 3:30 PM in 107 Hardin Hall and via Zoom. Continue reading…
NASA scientists visit Nebraska U, farms to discuss data needs
A big part of this trip for us is listening and learning, and one of the things that we heard loud and clear … is that farmers are looking for tools that help them make a decision, not that tell them what to do. —Forrest Melton, NASA scientist Continue reading…
Faculty Spotlight: Mark Pegg
Meet Mark Pegg, professor of fish ecology in the school of natural resources. Continue reading…
Invasive trees near roads may be seeding spread across prairies
A survey of a local prairie has revealed that invasive tree species along neighboring roads could be accelerating the transformation of native grasslands. Continue reading…
Staff Spotlight: Mark Mesarch
Meet Mark Mesarch, a web and database specialist in the school of natural resources. Continue reading…
Originally published August 30, 2022 -
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