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Book now to see this incredible wildlife display
Niobrara State Park is offering an unique wildlife watching opportunity: the chance to see the spring courtship dances of sharp-tailed grouse. Make a reservation for no charge, anytime from March 7 to April 20, to see this amazing display up-close. (Nebraska state park permit required.)
Want to know more about this experience? Check out this new article from Nebraskaland Magazine and learn more about grouse viewing and other attractions in and around Niobrara State Park.
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Enjoy live magic at Mahoney
Come one, come all! Take in live performances by local magicians at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park.
Visit the beautiful Kountze Theater and be spellbound by these family-friendly shows. The first, on March 8, features a lineup of top magical acts from the Midwest. The following day, catch a matinee by Omaha magician Ryan Chandler, featuring a camera acting as a giant magnifying glass on stage.
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Take part in Marsh Madness at Ponca State Park
Witness a multitude of migratory birds this spring — everything from whirlwinds of geese and pintail courtship displays to living blankets of Canada geese covering the earth. Migration season is almost here, and you can enjoy some of its most amazing sights this March at Ponca State Park.
Each Saturday in March, the park will host guided viewing sessions at sunrise and sunset. Unguided viewings are welcome too. Reserve your spot now to experience this significant flyway location!
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Learn something new about Nebraska wildlife
Indulge your curiosity in the outdoors and learn something new with us!
Nebraska Game and Parks naturalists are teaching a variety of workshops in the coming weeks, from a homeschool program at Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area to winter wildlife tracking, beginner birding and more.
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Plan a fishing trip with the Fishing Forecast
Nebraska's state parks have no end of fishing opportunities. Find your best opportunities with the 2025 Fishing Forecast, which is compiled by Nebraska Game and Parks fisheries staff.
In it, you'll find the best waters for catching the biggest fish across the state, from Lake McConaughy to Red Willow, Conestoga and more. Start planning now for spring and summer days spent by the lake, rod and reel in hand.
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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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