Summer is a perfect time to float Nebraska’s many miles of water trails. There are many reasons to take a float trip on flowing water.
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The Lincoln Women’s Municipal Golf Association played what was supposed to be its second event but ended up being its first because the Spring…
Lincoln Parks and Recreation opened Lincoln’s newest dog run at Bowling Lake, Northwest 44th and West Cuming streets, on May 25. Lincoln’s fif…
Follow these tips to reduce the risk of incidents and help ensure a safe and enjoyable day on the water.
June is Great Outdoors Month. Whether you’re working from home or inside in another setting, doesn’t it just feel good to take a break and get…
A visitor at Yellowstone National Park disturbed a bison calf that was struggling in the Lamar River, resulting in the decision by park rangers to euthanize the animal.
With the 2023 hurricane season set to begin on June 1, Stacker lists 30 ways to prepare for and recover from hurricanes.
Plovers generally are a group of shorebirds that typically go unseen by the average person.
Brews at the Zoo, an event for adults age 21 and over, will return Saturday, June 10, to the Lincoln Children's Zoo, 1222 S. 27th St.
Like the start of spring, there is something invigorating about opening a new sleeve of golf balls on the first tee. Less invigorating is watc…
May is Nebraska Bird Month and Saturday is National Migratory Bird Day. With its many wetlands, the state is a great place to watch birds.
Here's some camping etiquette to follow to make sure everyone has a good time, every time.
The nearly 350 bats released earlier this week at Joslyn Castle by Nebraska Wildlife Rehab will return to their home colonies all over the city.
In many places, Nebraska’s wetlands have suffered losses and face ongoing threats, putting their benefits at risk.
The Arbor Day Foundation hosted a free community event for the public April 29 in Antelope Park to celebrate the national holiday with which i…
The event will take riders from Lincoln to Beatrice and back on the Homestead Trail
The Nacho Ride will celebrate its 17th season of rolling on the East MoPac Trail starting Tuesday, May 9.
In the past 20 years, there has been an explosion in the number of beaver dams in Alaska’s tundra region. A National Science Foundation grant will help UNL researchers develop robots to find out why.
For lovers of solitude, it is hard to imagine a better place to be. The occasional howl of a coyote, hoot of an owl, moos from cows. The eerie…