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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

Kyle Martens (on right) has overseen a project helping 11 landowners near the university’s Barta Brothers Ranch clear eastern redcedars from their land this past year.

University helps neighboring ranchers oust redcedars

May 1, 2024

Over 100 natural resource professionals and students met on Wednesday, April 10th to build and foster new collaborations to help solve complex ecological challenges in Nebraska.

Building Bridges in Conservation: Nebraska hosts inaugural natural resources workshop

April 15, 2024

Russell Rolffs sells flowers at local farmers market in Wisconsin

Growing Resilient Series: Island Micro Farm Diversifies, Homes in on Soil Health for Resilience

April 10, 2024

Catherine Chan uses a spectrometer on Barta Brothers Ranch to see how the vegetation reflects light.

Chan studying resilience of Sandhills vegetation with remote sensing

March 11, 2024

A man at a lectern speaks to about 20 people seated around tables.

From Nebraska Today

Husker faculty, NASA pursue partnerships on Midwest climate resilience

March 6, 2024

A page from "Torn Notebook" is lit up in scarlet for Glow Big Red.

From Nebraska Today

Achievements | Honors, appointments and publications for March 1

March 1, 2024

Uden receives junior faculty award

Uden receives junior faculty award

February 13, 2024

While others seek meaning and purpose in their careers, Shana Sundstrom has found both in her work to save North American agricultural systems from collapse.

Sundstrom and scientist network tackling collapse in ag

January 19, 2024

Nolan Sipe takes part in prescribed burns at Barta Brothers Ranch near Rose, Nebraska, to test the use of fire in managing grazing lands and making them more resilient. Photo credit: Hannah Greenwell, Nebraska Extension

Some grassland birds at home with burned land, scientist finds

January 10, 2024

Nebraska scientists use drones to help manage grasslands invaded by redcedar trees. Photo by Craig Allen

Nebraska makes cover of BioScience

December 12, 2023