SNR is sending out a big congratulations to the school's 49 May graduates.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln granted 2,816 degrees during commencement exercises; students graduating from SNR included one student from Illinois and one from China. Continue reading…
Applied ecology doctoral student Shana Sundstrom has earned a Maude Hammond Fling Fellowship, one of UNL’s most prestigious graduate honors.
Of the 54 applicants for the presidential, fling and dean’s fellowships, 17 earned awards, three of which are fling fellowships. Continue reading…
Chancellor-Elect Ronnie Green has appointed a pair of committees to assist in the hiring of two senior University of Nebraska-Lincoln administrators. SNR's Matt Joeckel and Trenton Franz are serving on the Vice Chancellor of IANR search committee. Continue reading…
Shannon Moncure, doctoral student in human dimensions, has earned a Dean’s Fellowship for the 2016-17 academic year.
Of the 54 applicants for the presidential, fling and dean’s fellowships, 17 won awards. Eleven were named dean’s fellows. Continue reading…
Hannah Birge, doctoral student in applied ecology, has earned a Dean’s Fellowship for the 2016-17 academic year.
Of the 54 applicants for the presidential, fling and dean’s fellowships, 17 won awards. Eleven were named dean’s fellows. Continue reading…
Five from the School of Natural Resources were featured for their climate change expertise in the student-produced Streaming Science podcasts, aired on soundcloud.com.
They are: Martha Schulski, Larkin Powell, Kim Morrow, Crystal Stiles and Steve Hu. Continue reading…
The first Master Naturalist Program is set for May 19 to 21, with three other training sessions set for summer and fall. Submit your application for the program at naturalist.unl.edu. Continue reading…
Please join family and friends of Walter T. Bagley, emeritus associate professor, forester, conservationist and creator of Prairie Pines, for a celebration of life with music, conversation, refreshments and walks in the woods. Continue reading…
Bradley Behne will present his master’s thesis defense, “Industrial Ecology Analysis of the Potential for an Eastern Nebraska Industrial Symbiosis Network: A Comparative Study,” at 9 a.m. Tuesday, May 17, in 209 Hardin Hall. Continue reading…
Native, edible and pollinator-friendly plants for both novice and long-time gardeners will be available. The weekly sales support a nonprofit aimed at promoting and planting beautiful, sustainable landscapes with a sense of place. Continue reading…
Learn how to compost successfully by attending a free demonstration at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pioneers Park Nature Center. The event is sponsored by the Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County and the City of Lincoln Recycling Office. Continue reading…
More details at: http://lancaster.unl.edu/yard-garden
Lincoln, Neb. — The annual water and natural resources tour, hosted by the University of Nebraska's Nebraska Water Center and the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District, will be in Colorado this summer. Continue reading…