From Nebraska Game and Parks <[email protected]>
Subject Outdoor News: Family-friendly fishing lakes; river tubing tips; Lake Mac reservations
Date June 22, 2023 6:34 PM
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Explore family-friendly fishing lakes

Mother and daughter fishing at Halleck Lake

Looking for a great place to fish with the family? Nebraska Game and Parks has identified?dozens of public fishing waters across the state that are perfect for families ? known as Family Friendly Lakes.

These sites are safe, comfortable and have great fish-catching potential. They also have a combination of barrier-free fishing piers, fishing trails, groomed park areas, concessions, playgrounds, picnic areas and highly maintained fish populations.

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Reminder: Campers at Lakes McConaughy, Ogallala need reservations

The Fourth of July holiday weekend is rapidly approaching, and we want to remind you that campers need a reservation to stay overnight?at Lake McConaughy and Lake Ogallala state recreation areas.

Campers should book their reservation at the two state recreation areas before leaving home. Reservations can be made online [ [link removed] ], via mobile app RA Camping, or by phone at 308-284-8800 during business hours.

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Subscribe to Trail Tales kids' magazine online

For 30 years, Game and Parks' kids? magazine Trail Tales has been bringing fun and knowledge to Nebraska students and families ? and now, you can subscribe online.?

In every issue, kids can explore native animals, investigate fascinating Nebraska ecosystems and learn science concepts. Each issue also has puzzles, games and tons of full-color photos. Each subscription includes four seasonal issues. Subscribe to Trail Tales online today for only $8!

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Nebraska Big Game Society supports big game efforts with Game and Parks donation

The Nebraska Big Game Society, which raises money through membership dues and its fundraising spring auction and dinner, recently donated?$110,000?to Nebraska Game and Parks. Funds came from the auction of a resident/nonresident elk tag.

Since 2012, the NBGS has raised nearly $900,000 to support big game conservation and research efforts.?We thank the Nebraska Big Game Society and its members and supporters for funding these important efforts.

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Trout in the Classroom accepting applications

Nebraska?s?Trout in the Classroom?program is accepting applications through August to join the program and earn a scholarship for the 2023-2024 school year.

This program is for teachers interested in raising live fish in their classrooms and utilizing the tanks for countless lesson plans and everyday activities. Teachers will receive all the training and expertise needed to get their program up and running.

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OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES


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Learn about the science of aquatic plants

As temperatures rise, aquatic plants begin to grow. Join us June 29 for a free webinar exploring the types of aquatic plants and which species call Nebraska home. Registration is required.

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Fourth of July event at Fort Robinson

Celebrate the Fourth in a special way, with an event at Fort Robinson State Park. Bring the family out and enjoy barbecue, an art show, a kids' art contest and buffet. See details online.

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Seeking volunteers for bumble bee project

We need you! We are seeking volunteers for a fun community science project involving bumble bees. On June 24, a free field training will be held at Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area.

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June wildlife viewing: Butterflies

You don?t have to go far or search long to see butterflies. Just sit in your yard or local park, and you will likely see a variety of species. Read more to learn about butterfly watching opportunities this month.

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Celebrating pollinators in Nebraska

It's Nebraska Pollinator Week, and there are many ways to get involved. Join us in celebrating, and read this new Nebraskaland blog for tips on how you can support pollinators all year long.

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River tubing: What you need to know

Tubing on a Nebraska river or stream is great summer fun. If you're planning a float trip, here are the key things to know to make it a success, and a fun adventure for everyone with you.

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Mule deer bucks in early June with velvet-covered antlers.
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