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Tips to enjoy Lewis and Clark SRA during mayfly season

Jun 29, 2026

Tips to enjoy Lewis and Clark SRA during mayfly season

Nebraska Game and Parks asks for patience during the aquatic insect’s short-lived emergence period.

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Author Jeff O’Donnell to present at Fort Hartsuff SHP

Jun 29, 2026

Author Jeff O’Donnell to present at Fort Hartsuff SHP

O’Donnell, author of nine books about Nebraska, will give presentations at 1 and 2:30 p.m. July 11.

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Enhanced BUI enforcement set for Fourth of July weekend

Jun 26, 2026

Enhanced BUI enforcement set for Fourth of July weekend

Game and Parks officers will have an enhanced presence on waters, targeting impaired boat operators.

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Three SRAs will allow fireworks on July 4

Jun 26, 2026

Three SRAs will allow fireworks on July 4

Visitors should use caution when lighting fireworks and only shoot them within designated areas.

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Section of Fort Kearny SRA bridge temporarily closed

Jun 25, 2026

Section of Fort Kearny SRA bridge temporarily closed

The south bridge on the hike-bike trail will be closed temporarily for repairs beginning on July 6.

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Public encouraged to take part in summer turkey survey

Jun 25, 2026

Public encouraged to take part in summer turkey survey

This July 1-Aug. 31 survey provides useful estimates about annual production by wild turkey hens.

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Larger channel catfish will be stocked in select waters

Jun 25, 2026

Larger channel catfish will be stocked in select waters

Nebraska Game and Parks hatcheries will stock channel catfish of approximately 15 inches in length.

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New community science project focuses on wildlife-vehicle collisions

Jun 24, 2026

New community science project focuses on wildlife-vehicle collisions

Sign up to train for Nebraska Game and Parks' new community science program: Dead Ahead.

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Nine parks illuminating Nebraska’s unique history

Jun 24, 2026

Nine parks illuminating Nebraska’s unique history

As America marks 250 years, it’s time to explore history in your own backyard.

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