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Here's your chance to do a virtual bird banding project. Nebraska Game and Parks is partnering with Bird Conservancy of the Rockies to host online events on Tuesdays through Oct. 6. Read more: http

"It was teal season opener. My boyfriend and I love taking new people hunting with us. The whole time my boyfriend’s buddy was talking about how cool it was and how he couldn’t wait to get out again."

Fall is here, and Nebraska’s outdoor resources offer a variety of ways to have fun, relax and enjoy nature. Here are a few activities we recommend exploring in the coming months: https://t.co/eZITQBI

Thanks to all who participated in the August BioBlitz at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park! 28 different participants helped with a self-run biological survey that identified 58 total observations and 36 d

@NEGameandParks credits the outstanding work of volunteer fire departments and other responders in limiting damage from two Panhandle wildfires in late August. Read more: https://t.co/xMa91l6iQL #

Illustrating the flora and fauna of Nebraska for nearly 30 years, Bud Pritchard 's artwork adorned Nebraskaland Magazine and invited the outdoors into the homes of readers everywhere. #ThrowbackThurs

🐢 Students across Nebraska are invited to celebrate National Reptile Awareness Day 2020 through an art competition hosted by @NEGameandParks. 🐍 Young artists in grades K-12 may submit their original

“Bullfroggin' has been a tradition in my family since I was a kid, and readily accepted by my kids without question. We hand grab, catch by net and cast for them throughout eastern Nebraska." 📷: Jeff

Sharp-tailed grouse works surprisingly well as katsu, as long as you don’t overcook it. “Katsu” means cutlet in Japanese, and it is equivalent to German schnitzel. Find @NEBland_Jen's recipe here: h

@NEGameandParks Greg Wagner has tips on three edible fall wild mushrooms that are not too difficult to locate, easy to identify and rated choice for eating:. Read more: https://t.co/w3fBsuG5LW https:

The Huskers may not be on the field on Saturday, but we still want to see your Big Red spirit. Take a picture of yourself sporting your Nebraska gear while outdoors and submit it with the hashtag #You

In mid-October, trout will be stocked across Nebraska in small city park ponds and state park lakes. These pan-sized fish offer a person the delicious main course of a meal. Learn more: https://t.c