The ability of a social-ecological system to change for the better may depend largely on the memory, diversity and novelty within it, scientists say in an Ecology and Society article scheduled for spring 2025 publication. Continue reading…
John Carroll, a School of Natural Resources professor, continues advancing Galliformes conservation through the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Continue reading…
The Doris Duke Conservation Scholars program ceased operations in 2024, but Darian Pierre, a Husker junior, said he still benefits from his time in the program’s last cohort. Continue reading…
The apparel sale shop closes Friday January 24th, so order your gear today. Continue reading…
"It's important to be able to adapt and make sure that this critical climate information is available for clients throughout the country." —William Sorensen, senior applications/systems programmer, High Plains Regional Climate Center Continue reading…
Xiangmin Sun, a micrometeorologist, has been carrying out research at Mead since July 1 to improve how to measure methane and nitrous oxide in the air. Continue reading…
Our Cabela’s Apprenticeship Program is an opportunity for students to gain experience doing research that addresses real issues. Continue reading…
The stair climbing challenge will return to Hardin Hall in February. A weekly prize and overall prize to be awarded. Continue reading…
The Nebraska GIS/LIS Association and the GIS Symposium Planning Committee cordially invite you to participate in the 2025 Nebraska GIS Symposium. The 14th Biennial Symposium will take place at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln, Nebraska on April 22nd & 23rd, 2025. Continue reading…
IANR Vice Chancellor Mike Boehm interview on KRVN to discuss the Nebraska Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit! Continue reading…
The conference will focus on the modification of grasslands over time and the progression of grassland conservation. Continue reading…
Annual Banquet to return to East Campus Union Continue reading…
The Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts at UNL is excited to present the Workshop & Art Jam on Jan. 13, 2025. This unique event will bring together scientists, artists, technologists, and storytellers for a day of creative exploration where data meets storytelling and art comes alive. Continue reading…