Bird feeders and houses are common gifts for outdoor enthusiasts and backyard gardeners, but tracking down a unique and special item might be tricky. A bat house might fit the bill this holiday season. Continue reading…
Faculty, staff, students, and friends of the School of Natural Resources have just a few more days to thin out their closets and unload old or unwanted winter wear for the "Coats for Clinton" program. Continue reading…
Sports are still available to join a UNL program that will teach people how to save money and employ local strategies for protecting the environment. Climate Master's, a free offering at the School of Natural Resources, begins Jan. 16, 2013. Continue reading…
Two seminars are scheduled this week in Hardin Hall, beginning with a talk from a candidate for the director position of the School of Natural Resources on Monday, Dec. 3. The Applied Ecology seminar series concludes Friday, Dec. 7. Continue reading…
“From genomics to effectors: how do oomycetes and fungi cause disease,” will be presented by Brett Tyler, Oregon State University. The seminar begins at 4 p.m. Dec. 5, preceded by a reception at 3:30 p.m. The seminar is free and open to the public. Continue reading…
A recent story about Don Rundquist's retirement inadequately described Art Zygielbaum as a remote sensing specialist at UNL’s School of Natural Resources. Zygielbaum is an adjunct associate professor specializing in remote sensing at SNR.
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