Catch up with SNR
We invite you to read our e-newsletter and catch up on current happenings in SNR. Below, you'll find stories on our alumni, faculty, research, programs and more. Continue reading…
More details at: http://snr.unl.eduAlumni Spotlight on Dr. Becky Young
Extroverted, soil nerd.
That's how is how people describe Dr. Becky Young, SNR graduate and current Department of Agronomy and Horticulture faculty member and UNL Soil Judging Team coach. Continue reading…
Soil Judging Team again sweeps regional competition
In a demonstration of their grit, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Soil Judging Team for the second time in three years swept the Region 5 competition Oct. 3 in Grand Island, Nebraska, beating out six other teams to earn first place finishes across the board. Continue reading…
Minor in urban forestry now available
Students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln can now minor in urban forestry, a career field quickly growing as environmental issues such as the encroaching emerald ash borer and climate change increasingly threaten trees in our communities.
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Recent graduate Zach Leners checks in
This semester, we're catching up with recent fisheries and wildlife graduate Zach Leners, who works as a Plant Healthcare Technician with The Davey Tree Expert Co. Continue reading…
Meet up with us at AGU
Planning to head to the American Geophysical Union 2019 Fall Meeting and Centennial Celebration set for Dec. 9 to 13 in San Francisco? So are we, and we’d love to see you. Continue reading…
Gearing up for the Caring for Clinton campaign
Each year since 2007, SNR has hosted a Caring for Clinton campaign to provide warm winter coats and clothing, as well as other necessities, to our elementary school neighbors. This year, we're expanding the drive, and we'd love to have your help achieving our goals. Continue reading…
Bomberger Brown leaves behind an inspirational legacy of conservation
Mary Bomberger Brown, 62, associate professor of practice at the School of Natural Resources and coordinator of the Tern and Plover Conservation Partnership, died on Aug. 24, in her home. A memorial service was at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 8 at Butherus, Maser & Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St., Lincoln. Continue reading…
Jenny Dauer named associate director for undergraduate education
Jenny Dauer, associate professor in the School of Natural Resources, has been named the associate director for undergraduate education for the school. Her position was effective Oct. 1.
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Pope named leader of COOP unit
The leadership of the Nebraska Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln changed hands earlier this year. After 14 years at the helm, Craig Allen stepped down, and Kevin Pope stepped up to become the unit’s newest leader.
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Hit up the Bell Museum and discover CALMIT art
Lining the walls of the Bell Museum's Imagine the Future exhibit space are dozens of images collected via remote-sensing by the Center for Advanced Land Management and Information Technologies to illustrate innovative research of biodiversity. Continue reading…
Raising Nebraska adds flood, climate experience to exhibit space
Raising Nebraska's newest exhibit addition focuses on the flooding that struck the state in March 2019; to provide context and answers on climate change, they turned to the Nebraska State Climate Office at SNR. The exhibit is open year round. Continue reading…
SNR ingrained in ‘Cherish Nebraska’ exhibits
The School of Natural Resources is featured prominently in the Morrill Hall fourth-floor museum expansion. The exhibit space, Cherish Nebraska, opened earlier this year. Continue reading…
Make a difference
We invite you to give back to the School of Natural Resources by donating your time, talent or treasure because it leaves a big impact on our school, our faculty and our students. Continue reading…
More details at: http://snr.unl.edu/alumni/Keep in contact, be an inspiration
Alumni, no matter where you ended up, we want to stay connected with you and hear where your natural resources passion took you. Here's how. Continue reading…
Originally published July 16, 2019 -
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