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Allen heading up global assessment of forest resilience

August 30, 2024

prescribed fire

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Social networks predict ranchers’ use of fire better than tree spread does, study finds

August 13, 2024

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Social networks predict ranchers’ use of fire better than tree spread does, study finds

August 13, 2024

African and U.S. attendees created “situation maps” In Gwendwr Meredith’s session at the INSAKA symposium in Botswana, Africa, May 27-31, 2024.

Meredith joins African collaboration through EPSCoR

July 19, 2024

Gwendwr Meredith

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Meredith joins African collaboration through EPSCoR

July 19, 2024

Graham Christensen exudes energy and determination when speaking about why he came back after college to farm his family’s 800 acres near Oakland, Nebraska.

Christensen advocates for family farms and environment

July 15, 2024

Graham Christensen

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Christensen advocates for family farms and environment

July 15, 2024

Carly Olson pulls frames to the middle of a lake to study zooplankton in an experiment.

Olson offers students a window into aquatic world

June 26, 2024

Photo Showing Burned land next to non-burned land during the 2024 prescribed burn at Barta Brothers Ranch.

Barta Brothers Ranch Starting to See Results of Prescribed Burns

May 29, 2024

Attendees at Norway meeting

EPSCoR Team Takes Part in Resilience Alliance Meeting in Norway

May 23, 2024

Scientists at the Conference on Biological Stoichoimetry created 8X8 paintings with blue and yellow watercolors and pipettes. The Constellation Studios gallery in Lincoln displayed the paintings as a mosaic.

Corman builds EPSCoR success with art

May 14, 2024

Switzer family herding cattle on horseback

Growing Resilient Series: Switzer Ranch Staying Resilient with Long-Term Outlook

May 7, 2024