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Take survey to help change Watchable Wildlife Guides

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is giving its wildlife-viewing guides a makeover – with the help of the public.

These Watchable Wildlife Guides are educational resources designed to help people identify, observe and appreciate wildlife in their natural habitats. They provide species descriptions, viewing tips and conservation information, promoting responsible wildlife watching. Their purpose is to foster a deeper connection with nature and encourage environmental stewardship.

The public is encouraged to view the current guides and give feedback via a brief survey on what features and information could be included, how they used the guides and where they should be made available.

“Whether you’re a longtime user of our guides or new to wildlife watching, we’d love to hear your thoughts on what you’d like to see in the updated version,” said Meghan Manary, a Game and Parks watchable wildlife biologist. “Your feedback will help shape the future of wildlife watching in Nebraska.”

To see the current guides and take the survey, go to OutdoorNebraska.gov and search “Watchable Wildlife Guides.”

For more information, email meghan.manary@nebraska.gov.


About Jerry Kane

Jerry Kane is the news manager with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. He can be contacted at jerry.kane@nebraska.gov or 402-471-5008.

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