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Center For Grassland Studies, November 2021
Center For Grassland Studies, November 2021
Center for Grassland Studies: Newsletters
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Ranchers’ Preferences for Payment for Ecosystem Services Programs in Nebraska by Kyle Martens
Center for Grassland Studies Policy Advisory Committee
Director's Column by Walt Schacht (Interim Director)
Fall Army Worms Reared Their Ugly Heads and Wings in Nebraska in 2021by Roch Gaussoin
Dalbey-Halleck Open House by Margo McKendree
Internships – Let’s Get More Students on the Land! by Shelly Kelly
Jim Gerrish Insightful and Relatable for Grazing Livestock (GLS) Club Members
The Sandhill Crane State: A Naturalist’S Guide To Nebraska, Paul Johnsgard
The Sandhill Crane State: A Naturalist’S Guide To Nebraska, Paul Johnsgard
Zea E-Books Collection
This book includes the locations, descriptions, and points of biological, historical, geological, or paleontological interest of nearly 350 sites in Nebraska, most of which are free to access. Its 53,000 words include accounts of 9 state historical parks, 8 state parks, 2 national forests, 2 national monuments, and 7 national wildlife refuges as well as 181 wildlife management areas, 56 waterfowl production areas, and 54 state recreation areas. It also includes 48 state and county maps, 18 drawings, 33 photographs, and nearly 200 literature citations.
doi: 10.32873/unl.dc.zea.1305
Use Of Soapweed Yucca (Yucca Glauca) By Rodents And Other Vertebrates In Western Nebraska, Michael L. Rohde, Keith Geluso, Carter Kruse, Mary J. Harner
Use Of Soapweed Yucca (Yucca Glauca) By Rodents And Other Vertebrates In Western Nebraska, Michael L. Rohde, Keith Geluso, Carter Kruse, Mary J. Harner
Transactions of the Nebraska Academy of Sciences and Affiliated Societies
Soapweed Yucca (Yucca glauca) is a conspicuous and common shrub in the Great Plains of North America, characterized by tall woody flower stalks, large flowers and seed pods, and dense masses of ground-level evergreen leaves. These plant structures can provide a variety of resources or functions to animals. In general, studies focus on single species associated with Y. glauca. We examined three groups of vertebrates that interacted with Y. glauca and the functions this plant provided for organisms in western Nebraska. We experimentally examined small mammals in areas with and without Y. glauca, and we descriptively …
Center For Grassland Studies, September 2021
Center For Grassland Studies, September 2021
Center for Grassland Studies: Newsletters
Contents
Nebraska Grazing Conference Recap by Daren Redfearn
Center for Grassland Studies Policy Advisory Committee
Director's Column by Walt Schacht (Interim Director)
Land Use and Property Taxes by Jordan Johnson
Congratulations August 2021 Graduates
Wildfires are Changing the Future of Nebraska’s Woodland-Grassland Complexes by Amanda Hefner
PGA WORKS Scholarship Recipients Announced by PGA Reach
Grazing Livestock Systems Internships Provide Diverse Experience by Bryan Reiling
Jim Choquette Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Center For Grassland Studies, July 2021
Center For Grassland Studies, July 2021
Center for Grassland Studies: Newsletters
Contents
21st Nebraska Grazing Conference on the Horizon by Daren Redfearn
Center for Grassland Studies Policy Advisory Committee
Director's Column by Walt Schacht (Interim Director)
21st Annual Nebraska Grazing Conference Schedule, August 9-11, 2021
Club Officers Elected for FY 21-22 by Jessica Windh
2021 Fall Seminar Series Schedule
CGS Scholarships and Fellowship Awarded for FY 21-22
Congratulations May 2021 Graduates
Center For Grassland Studies, May 2021
Center For Grassland Studies, May 2021
Center for Grassland Studies: Newsletters
Contents
Prescribed Burn Associations by Brian Teeter
Center for Grassland Studies Policy Advisory Committee
Director's Column by Walt Schact (Interim Director)
Looking for a Career in Conservation – How to Apply in USAJOBS for NRCS Positions by Mary Reece
Monitoring Sandhills Rangelands: A Key Step in Understanding Plant Community Dynamics by Mitch Stephenson
Development of Novel Plant Fluorescence Based Techniques for Remote Assessment of Grasslands and Pastures Health and Resilience by Anastasios Mazis
UNL PGA Golf Management Alumni Among Nebraska Section Award Winners by Brad Goetsch
Nebraska’s Grassland Legacy by Walt Schacht
Nebraska Grazing Conference: Save the Date, August 9-11, …
Observations On The Distribution And Status Of Selected Nebraska Mammals, Zachary P. Roehrs, Russell A. Benedict, Thomas E. Labedz, Hugh H. Genoways
Observations On The Distribution And Status Of Selected Nebraska Mammals, Zachary P. Roehrs, Russell A. Benedict, Thomas E. Labedz, Hugh H. Genoways
Transactions of the Nebraska Academy of Sciences and Affiliated Societies
Information on the distribution and current status of 25 species or subspecies of mammals occurring in Nebraska are presented. The species covered include one shrew, an armadillo, eight bats, 10 rodents (including two subspecies of one species), three carnivores, and one artiodactyl. Distributional information reported includes the first state record for one species (Sorex nanus) and new county records for 18 species. In Nebraska, we know that mammals are shifting their geographic ranges with some extending populations into the state, whereas others are expanding their geographic ranges within the state. The current status of six additional mammalian taxa …