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Brighten up your space with Nebraska photography
Love looking at beautiful Nebraska photography? You can now buy prints or keepsakes of some of Nebraskaland Magazine's most beloved images — and have them shipped directly to your door.
Explore our curated online collection, with everything from the iconic sandhill crane to Chimney Rock, brilliant sunsets and rare Nebraska species at home in the wild.
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Light Goose Conservation Order begins Feb. 10
In February and March, millions of light geese – Snow, blue and Ross’s geese – stop to stage in Nebraska. These swirling, barking masses create a spectacle that's impossible to forget.
If you'd like to pursue light geese this year, the season is almost here. Dates for the Light Goose Conservation Order are: East Zone, Feb. 10-April 15; Rainwater Basin Zone, Feb. 10-April 5 and West Zone, Feb. 10-April 5. Learn more at our website.
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Support Nebraska's at-risk species this tax season
Nebraskans, if you're getting an income tax refund this year, consider chipping in some of it to the Wildlife Conservation Fund. This fund helps several hundred species in Nebraska that are rare, endangered or threatened, including at-risk pollinators and other native wildlife, fish and plants.
Look for the peregrine falcon symbol on Line 56 of your tax form to donate. Not getting a refund? You can make a donation anytime at our secure website. Thank you for supporting Nebraska's wildlife!
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Enjoy discounted Sip Nebraska tickets
Eugene T. Mahoney State Park's popular Sip Nebraska event returns May 9-10, 2025, and you don't want to miss it. In honor of Valentine's Day, we're offering a 14% discount on tickets now through Feb. 14, only at the link below.
Sip Nebraska features unlimited tastings of local wine, craft beer, spirits and cider. Guests can also take in live music, artisan shopping, food trucks, spring trolley tours through the park, and new craft and cocktail sessions. Park lodging is also available.
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OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES
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 Homeschool program at Wildcat Hills
Bring the family to Wildcat Hills Nature Center for some interactive, observational learning. This free program occurs monthly; the topic on Feb. 13 will be Outstanding Owls. Come join the fun!
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 Learn the art of wildfowl carving
A unique opportunity is coming to Schramm Education Center: the chance to learn wildfowl carving from nationally-recognized, award-winning artists. Just a few seats remain, so sign up today.
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 Discover the science behind salt flats
Nebraska's salt flats are one of the state's rarest and most remarkable ecosystems. Dive into the fascinating science behind this phenomenon with a free webinar on Feb. 13, led by an educator.
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 Prepping your equipment for spring
Before you know it, spring will be here. Ensure you're ready to go by prepping your hunting, fishing, boating or camping gear. Read more for a handy checklist to help get you in order.
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 The magic of urban outdoor spaces
Sometimes, the outdoor spaces closest to home are the ones we're most thankful for. For Justin Haag, Thompson Natural History Preserve in Chadron is one of those magical places.
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 Fishing with forward-facing sonar
Forward-facing sonar is one of the most debated advancements to enter the fishing world. In a new Nebraskaland article, Eric Fowler explores the ins and outs of this hot topic and experts' opinions.
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FEATURED PHOTO
From Nebraskaland Magazine:
 Hoarfrost formed by steam fog rising from Lake McConaughy. 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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