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Landscapes changed by wildfire also changed for hunters 

Field Editor Kylene Scott looks at how western Nebraska wildfires altered wildlife habitat, hunting conditions and public-land safety. Read More

Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Central Region, Nebraska, Outdoors, Regional Roundup, Wildlife

Wildlife viewing grant proposals sought

Buckskin Lake Wildlife Management Area Nebraska. (iStock-#2153127919 │ David Radzieta)
Central Region, Farmland, Hunting, Land, Nebraska, Outdoors, Ranchland, Regional Roundup

Enroll lands in Open Fields and Waters to allow public access

A hunter bend down affectionately to praise hunting dog for good work on a rainy fall morning. (iStock │ #477588326 - sand86)

Grouse wings help wildlife managers

Kiersten Black, 15, poses with the bighorn sheep ram after her successful hunt. (Photo by Justin Haag, Nebraskaland Magazine and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.)

Big game permits available to residents starting July 10

A walleye with a metal tag is in its jaw is being tracked as part of a study to understand declines in the walleye and sauger fisheries in the Missouri River and Lewis and Clark Lake between Fort Randall and Gavins Point dams following flooding in 2011. (Photo by Eric Fowler for Nebraskaland Magazine and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.)

Know when, where to fish to keep summer fishing edge

  • By Jerry Kane │ Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Water pollution. The fish dies in dirty water. (Photo: iStock - Anna Solovei)

Fish kill occurs at Big Indian Lake

Angler silhouette during summer sunset (Photo: iStock - Marek Trawczynski)

Fishing pier to be built at Two Rivers Trout Lake

A walleye with a metal tag is in its jaw is being tracked as part of a study to understand declines in the walleye and sauger fisheries in the Missouri River and Lewis and Clark Lake between Fort Randall and Gavins Point dams following flooding in 2011. (Photo by Eric Fowler for Nebraskaland Magazine and Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.)

Be aware of fishing regulation changes for 2024

Woman with raincoat and hiking boots taking out water bottle from backpack. Refreshment during hike in forest (Photo: iStock - Zbynek Pospisil)

Celebrate 2024 with First Day Hikes

lake (Journal photo by Jennifer Carrico.)

Learn ice-fishing at four events in January