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Rainbow trout being released statewide
Coming to a lake or pond near you! All month, Nebraska Game and Parks staff will be releasing rainbow trout at community waters statewide.
Now's the perfect time to get out, enjoy the weather and harvest a fish. Trout are especially great for beginners and kids, so bring someone new with you.
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Fort Robinson makes way for new pool
A new aquatic center is coming to Fort Robinson State Park! Construction has begun on the project, which will feature a zero-entry outdoor pool, two slides and a splash pad, plus some fun Fort Robinson-themed elements. The new pool is expected to be complete in 2026, and is the latest of several recent upgrades and additions at Fort Robinson.
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Enter Nebraskaland Magazine's photo contest
Calling all shutterbugs! Photographers of all ages and skill levels are invited to enter Nebraskaland Magazine's annual photo contest, now through Oct. 31.
Whether it's a wild critter, a stunning landscape, a closeup of a wildflower or something else, we look forward to seeing your best Nebraska images.
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How hunters can help prevent spread of CWD
Deer season is underway, and hunters can do their part to help stop the spread of chronic wasting disease. Handling elk and deer carcasses safely is a large part of that. Follow the link below to learn more and brush up on your CWD safety guidelines.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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 Halloween fun coming to North Platte
This year, you can say you celebrated Halloween on the grounds of Buffalo Bill's historic ranch. Each weekend in October, the park offers horseback riding, a zipline, petting zoo and more.
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 Explore astronomy at Platte River State Park
The night sky has so much to teach us. Each Friday this month, guests can try beginner astronomy activities at Platte River State Park with our park naturalists. This event is great for all ages.
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 Spooktacular Halloween at Two Rivers
Classic Halloween fun is on the menu at Two Rivers State Recreation Area near Omaha. A free two-day event includes hayrack rides, trunk-or-treating, pumpkin painting and more.
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 Women connect via mountain biking
Nebraska has a surprising number of mountain biking opportunities. One group taking advantage of this is The Women’s Mountain Bike Alliance of Nebraska. Its meetups allow women to connect, build confidence and explore trails.
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 Nebraska's quirky porcupines
Porcupines are slow, quirky and full of surprises. While you probably haven't spotted one in the wild, these fascinating critters shape forests, feed predators and add a little wonder to the landscapes they call home.
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 Nebraska will have 2025's most vibrant fall colors
Forecasts are in, with surprising news: Nebraska will sport some of the best fall color in the nation this year. Plan some leaf peeping at Indian Cave and Ponca state parks, as well as Ash Hollow State Historical Park.
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From Nebraskaland Magazine:
 Wild turkeys move through a pasture at sunset in the Pine Ridge.
Justin Haag/Nebraskaland Magazine
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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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