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Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network – Fall 2003
Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network – Fall 2003
Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network
Content:
College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Open House by Rosalee Swartz
What’s New at Morrill Hall? by Kathy French
Four Upcoming Geography Events by Charles Gildersleeve
Sand Hills Discovery Experience
Citizen team searches for heritage trees as “living witnesses” by Christine Meyer
New School of Natural Resources Offers Many Careers and Benefits
Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network – Spring 2003
Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network – Spring 2003
Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network
Content:
NESEN Name Change
NATS Annual Fall Conference, Looking for Presenters
AASG Meeting to be Held in Lincoln
USGS Fact Sheet on Lincoln Ground Water
Nebraska Forestry Shortcourse By Christine Meyer
An Exciting New Inquiry-Based Geoscience Field Course at UNL By Richard Levy
Bonnstetter Wins National Honor By Kylee Anderson
NESEN Web Features ‘Sites of the Week’ By Kylee Anderson
Studying disease ecology in ancient cultures leads to lessons in health management By Karen Stork
UNL Leads Program to Help Schools With Pesticide Use By Steve Ress
Governor to Proclaim ‘State Geology Week’ for Gathering of State Geologists By Aine …
Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network – Winter 2003
Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network – Winter 2003
Nebraska Earth Systems Education Network
Content:
First Annual Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Compiled by Kylee Anderson
Massive Alaskan Earthquake Affects Nebraska’s Water-Level Recorders By Charles Flowerday
Model of Agriculturally Dominated Ecoregions Flexible Yet Objective By Charles Flowerday
Teacher Workshop on Evolution at UNL Compiled by Kylee Anderson
Recharge Maps to Assist Management of Ground and Surface Water By Charles Flowerday
Earth Science for the Global Community Conference Compiled by Kylee Anderson
UNL Climatologist Sees Little Relief From Drought Conditions This Winter By Steve Ress