Although Hannah Miller never considered teaching as a career, the School of Natural Resources alumna has found teaching children about nature to be deeply fulfilling. Continue reading…
Groundwater levels throughout Nebraska continued to decline in 2025 following several years of persistent drought. Continue reading…
Andrew Zahn's work environment can be a place of tranquility and rejuvenation for him and others. The 2016 alum of the School of Natural Resources manages Horning State Farm, a tree farm just south of Plattsmouth, and the nearby Timmas ecological preserve. Continue reading…
"The trip is all about getting field experience where students can actually see the things they’re learning about in class. Being able to understand the wonder that’s right here under our noses is really important." —Mike Forsberg, research assistant professor, School of Natural Resources Continue reading…
Undergraduate researchers working with SNR and Department of Biological Systems Engineering deploy a floating treatment wetland—demonstrating a practical, scalable approach that pond owners and communities can use to reduce excess nutrients and improve water quality. Continue reading…
More details at: https://extensionpubs.unl.edu/publication/ec3082/restoring-water-quality-in-eutrophic-ponds
Join us in Hardin Hall in the First Floor South Lobby on Friday, April 3 at 9:30 am. Continue reading…
A long-term study from the University of Nebraska shows last year's weather may already be shaping this year's grasses in the Nebraska Sandhills. Continue reading…
During the week of spring break, a group of Husker students and faculty traveled to central Nebraska to watch as hundreds of thousands of Sandhill cranes descended on the Platte River to rest and refuel during their yearly migration north. Click through to see videos and photos. Continue reading…
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/article/students-embark-on-spring-break-to-experience-majestic-crane-migration
People in the SNR Community are making the news. Continue reading…
First Generation Nebraska established a new fund to support University of Nebraska–Lincoln first-generation students’ participation in experiential learning activities including internships, research, study abroad, conferences and civic learning and leadership. Continue reading…
Rolling through the remaining spring semester, Organizational Development and Training is offering a robust lineup of workshops designed to help staff sharpen their core competencies, lead with confidence and find renewed motivation. Continue reading…
Board of Regents Kudos Award nominations are currently being accepted for IANR staff members
The Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is seeking nominations for the Board of Regents Kudos Award
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