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Tallgrass prairie passage and trail connecting the Pioneers Park Nature Center, Village of Denton, and Spring Creek Audubon Center.

Lincoln, NE
Joined January 2018
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Enjoy the sunset and moonrise while snowshoeing at the @LNKNatureCenter tonight, 1/29/21. Bring your own snow shoes. Rental available from @unloutdooradven. 1/2 #lnk
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With cold winter temperatures just around the corner, get out and enjoy this nice weather in the beautiful Nebraskan prairie while you still can! #PrairieCorridor #LNK
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Check out the CGS Podcast episode featuring Nicole Fleck-Tooze, Special Projects Administrator at @LnkParksRec and next week's Fall Seminar Series speaker! Nicole discusses the Prairie Corridor (@PrairieCorridr) on Haines Branch: mediahub.unl.edu/media/13583
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Replying to @UNLSNR
@UNLSNR student Ethan Freese created an interactive story map on the @PrairieCorridr saying, "I had never seen anything like it, despite living in nearby Lincoln for my entire life." @UNLGradStudies @PlatteBasin #UNL #UNLIANR
Experience the history of the Prairie Corridor in "A Year in the Prairie Corridor," an interactive Story Map by Ethan Freese that beautifully displays the biodiversity of the prairie and the conservation underway as part of the Prairie Corridor project. bit.ly/3kV5RW3
The eighth and final seminar of UNL SNR's summer series featured Dr. Tom Powers and student Abigail Borgmeier of the UNL Department of Plant Pathology speaking about soil biology and nematodes. Recordings of this and all other seminars can be found on prairiecorridor.org/
The seventh seminar of UNL SNR's summer series featured Steve Thomas as he discusses the ecology of streams and watersheds in the prairie. Recordings of this and all other seminars can be found on prairiecorridor.org/
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The sixth of the seminars from UNL SNR's summer series was a discussion with Prairie Corridor cabinet members about their visions for the project. Recordings of this and all other seminars can be found on prairiecorridor.org/
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The fifth seminar of UNL SNR's summer series featured Laura Jackson, who shared lessons she learned about prairie conservation in Iowa. Recordings of this and all other seminars can be found on prairiecorridor.org/
The fourth of the seminars from UNL SNR's summer series featured the Prairie Plains Resource Institute team speaking about ecological restoration in Nebraska, and celebrate founder Bill Whitney. Recordings of this and all other seminars can be found on prairiecorridor.org/
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The third of seminar from UNL SNR's summer series featured Chris Helzer of the Nature Conservancy speaking about the resilient diversity on the prairie. A recording of this and all other seminars can be found on prairiecorridor.org/
The second of the seminars from UNL SNR's summer series featured Katie Lamke of the Xerces Society speaking about the pollinators of the prairie. A recording of this and all other seminars can be found on prairiecorridor.org/
Dave Wedin of UNL's SNR put together an awesome series of virtual seminars this summer, the first featured Ethan Freese of the Platte Basin Timelapse speaking about the Prairie Corridor. A recording of this and all other seminars can be found on prairiecorridor.org/
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Experience the history of the Prairie Corridor in "A Year in the Prairie Corridor," an interactive Story Map by Ethan Freese that beautifully displays the biodiversity of the prairie and the conservation underway as part of the Prairie Corridor project. bit.ly/3kV5RW3
Happy #WellnessWednesday! In this photo, people are documenting birds for a citizen science program. Which means, they help gather data for scientists to use. They use the "iNaturalist app" to help track wildlife observations from plants to insects to animals. 🌿🐞 #LNK #HaveFUN
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Today is #FollowFriday and we'd love to share the Prairie Corridor on Hanes Branch page. This account promotes awareness, understanding, and stewardship of the natural environment. Take a moment to explore the prairie and hop over to their page! @PrairieCorridr #LNK
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Happy #MovementMonday!🤸‍♂️ This week we encourage you to go out in the parks and observe the nature around you while you're walking, running, or strolling past the bison at Pioneers Park Nature Center! Monday's are great for you to refresh your mind to have a good week! #LNK
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Happy #MovementMonday!🤸‍♂️ Biking offers several health benefits including increased cardio ability and muscle strength. 🚴‍♂️ When riding on the trails, remember to follow our trail guidelines & remember to physical distance! #LNK #LPR
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Check out the latest CGS Podcast episode, featuring Nicole Fleck-Tooze from @LnkParksRec discussing plans to create a 7,800 acre tallgrass prairie connection along the Haines Branch of Salt Creek as part of the Prairie Corridor Project: mediahub.unl.edu/media/13583
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It's National Pollinator Week! Campers at the @calvertrec day camp will have the opportunity to have all their plant and pollinator related questions answered by a local expert from The Xerces Society who will be guest speaking on Friday! 🐝🌷 #LNK
Did you miss yesterday's presentation of "Ecological Restoration in Nebraska: A Historical Perspective, Work in the Prairie Corridor & the Value of Education" summer seminar series? Did you know it was recorded so you can watch it now? ow.ly/wRQ550AbBGY
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