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Fall trout rainbow stocking has begun
The fall trout stocking schedule is here, bringing new fishing opportunities across the state.
Rainbow trout are being released statewide to enhance fishing opportunities this fall and winter. In addition to rainbow trout, Lake Ogallala will be stocked with thousands of cutbows — a cutthroat/rainbow trout hybrid — for anglers looking to catch a different species.
Find the schedule at the link below. Happy fishing!
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Nebraska state parks mark Color Blindness Awareness Month
During this International Color Blindness Awareness Month, Nebraska Game and Parks is launching its campaign to make the outdoors more enjoyable to those with color blindness. We are working to bring EnChroma color-blindness kits to parks across the state, and are seeking donations to help make this happen.
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Youth pheasant season includes Special Youth Hunts
Help spark a lifetime of outdoor adventures for a young person — take them hunting during Nebraska's statewide youth pheasant, quail and partridge season on Oct. 19-20. To enhance youth hunting opportunities, Nebraska Game and Parks will release rooster pheasants at select locations, as well.
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Enter the 2024 Nebraskaland Photo Contest
Calling all shutterbugs! We invite you to submit your best shots to Nebraskaland Magazine's annual photography contest, open now through Oct. 31, 2024. We want to see your visions of Nebraska, including wildlife, landscapes, macro shots and people enjoying outdoor recreation.
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OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES
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 A reptile art contest for all ages
In celebration of Nebraska Reptile Month, we are hosting an art contest for all ages. Get out your art supplies and participate! Upload your original art of a native Nebraska reptile by Oct. 31.
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 Explore the world of Fort Atkinson
On Oct. 5-6, Fort Atkinson State Historical Park will come alive with scenes from the past. See military and civilian reenactments, local art, Native drumming and a Civil War-era brass band.
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 Halloween Haunt at Johnson Lake
Come out to Johnson Lake State Recreation Area Oct. 12 for some Halloween fun. The day includes pumpkin painting, kids' games, trick-or-treating, a campsite decorating contest and more.
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 Tips on viewing fall color in Nebraska
October is the month for viewing fall color in Nebraska. But what is the outlook for this year, and how can you catch the best views? Greg Wagner offers some tips in his latest blog.
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 Wild indigos: a wonderful ornamental
Ask any horticulturalist what wildflowers make good ornamentals, and wild indigos are usually near the top of their list. Fortunately, Nebraska has three native wild varieties.
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 Stargazing opportunities this fall
From comets to meteor showers, Nebraska's state parks provide dark skies perfect for viewing dazzling displays this fall. Here's what you can look forward to in the coming months.
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From Nebraskaland Magazine:
 Many Nebraska state parks offer brilliant fall color; Indian Cave State Park is known for it.
Eric Fowler/Nebraskaland Magazine
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
2200 North 33rd Street
Lincoln, NE 68503
402-471-0641
www.OutdoorNebraska.gov
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is responsible for stewardship of the state's fish, wildlife, parklands and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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