CRAWL Director Coedits New Book on Panarchy

March 9, 2022

Nebraska Sandhills Rated as World’s Most Intact Prairie

March 2, 2022

Nebraska Research Studying Benefits of Grass Restoration Amid Cropland

January 28, 2022

Volesky Named Interim Director of Center for Grassland Studies

January 27, 2022

NRT Director on Team Awarded Patent for Firefighting Drones

January 21, 2022

Craig Allen recently accomplished a personal first as an ecology professor by getting listed on a patent for a firefighting drone.

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UNL celebrates grasslands: Dalbey Prairie Open House set for Sept. 29

September 16, 2021

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Grassland Studies will host an open house at the Dalbey Prairie on Sept. 29, starting at 10 a.m. and ending with a noon luncheon. The open house will take place in a fully in-person format.

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CGS Podcast: Climate Change and Grassland Ecology with Martha Shulski

September 13, 2021

Follow the Center for Grassland Studies Podcast on: MediaHub, Spotify, iTunes or Stitcher.

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PGM Student Awarded National PGA WORKS Scholarship 2021-22

August 30, 2021

Emily Gustafson, a PGA Golf Management undergraduate from Holdrege, Neb., is one of ten recipients selected by PGA REACH to be awarded a scholarship through the PGA WORKS Golf Management University Scholarship Program for the 2021-2022 academic school year. These $8,000 scholarships are designed to improve the recruitment and retention of talented and motivated students from diverse backgrounds, who are pursuing PGA Membership through PGA Golf Management University Programs nationwide.

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CGS Podcast: Nebraska's Grasslands and Global Change with Dave Wedin

August 27, 2021

Follow the Center for Grassland Studies Podcast on: MediaHub, Spotify, iTunes or Stitcher.

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After a decade vacant, Reller Prairie makes a comeback

August 11, 2021

About 20 minutes southeast of Lincoln, off the well-worn gravel roads is a grass and dirt path leading into the Reller Prairie Research Station. After standing relatively vacant for a decade — save for its wildlife occupants, some curious humans and a handful of academic researchers — faculty and staff from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s schools of Global Integrative Studies and Biological Sciences are breathing new life into the property.

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