LINCOLN – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture will award $30 million to projects in six states - including Nebraska - to protect, restore and ...
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Water will be pumped into portions of the Rainwater Basin wetlands to improve waterfowl habitat and viewing opportunities during the light goose season. The Nebraska Game and ...
Funded through a $203,220 Environmental Protection Agency award, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Zhenghong Tang and Wayne Woldt plan to develop a methodology to use unmanned aircraft systems to ...
Whooping cranes are on the brink of extinction, and the primary reason is loss of habitat due to agriculture, according to wildlife officials. A joint venture restored damaged habitat into the ...
When birds migrate through Nebraska, wetlands in the central and eastern parts of the state provide a temporary home and serve as a food source. And of course that allows bird-watchers to see them in ...
Only 11% of Nebraska's wetlands would remain federally protected if the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency codifies an updated definition for Waters of the United States. Looking north toward West ...
Four rare whooping cranes dallied in Nebraska for 11 days this month. Rare, as in really rare. The foursome amounted to nearly 1% of the world's population of wild migrating whooping cranes, according ...
Four rare whooping cranes dallied in Nebraska for 11 days this month. Rare, as in really rare. The foursome amounted to nearly 1% of the world's population of wild migrating whooping cranes, according ...
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